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If one were to go through any book of English idioms, one would come away feeling the speakers of …

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A bit over the top but funny and informative all the same, Words Unlimited chooses Shakespeare as the subject this time and discusses words associated with theatre.

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Although the Bible tells you to love your neighbour, there are times when you find it humanly impossible to do so.

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We all read magazines. In fact, you are reading one right now. Teacher Plus is a magazine that comes out every month.

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Whenever we meet someone or take leave of an individual, we invariably wish them.

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At the end of a long day when you find it difficult to keep your eyes open, you tell your family members that you are going to bed, and bid them ‘good night’.

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English continues to be on overdrive when it comes to borrowing from other languages.

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How were places given their names? When explorers discovered new lands how did they name their new finds? Read in this times Words Unlimited.

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Ever wondered people in the west have names like Spooner or White or Piper? Here’s why.

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Are you superstitious when it comes to numbers? Take a look at idioms in the English language inspired from numbers.