Warren W.

Glaciers are huge, slowly moving bodies of ice. The are like big bulldozers and push, capture, and entrain anything in its way. When rocks are dragged at the base of a glacier, they scrape the... more

In the northern hemisphere, July and August are the hottest months statistically¹, but the days start shortening after June 21st. Is this just because the Northern... more

When I learned English, my teachers told me that all questions **must** have an auxiliary verb at the beginning, just like *Are you mad?* or *Is she playing?* do. But when watching some movies or... more

I came across the following conditional clause while studying a grammar book published by Oxford: "If you know London so well, you shouldn't have got so hopelessly lost." The writer of the book... more

As a non-native speaker quite often I get in trouble with slight differences between concepts. So, regarding to this doubt I think both of them are used to express the same thing but I'm not sure... more

I wonder what the difference is between *concatenate*, *merge* and *join* from the lexical point of view. These words are often used in scientific or programming text. It seems to me that... more