Ever wondered how English – with 1.5 billion speakers in all corners of the world and approximately 750,000 words – came to be the wonderfully expressive and multifaceted language it is today? Unlike ...

It’s not that hard to find a few weird words among the approximately 750,000 words that make up the English language (we dug up the 12 most beautiful ones as well, in case you’re curious), but to find ...

Linguistics! Whilst at school we learn the English language, there are two main methods of doing this. The first is for those that already know the language, and the second is for those that are ...

The term "love language" comes from marriage counselor Gary Chapman's 1992 book, "The Five Love Languages." According to Chapman, there are five ways in which people best express and experience ...

social and political developments on the English language and its literatures and vice versa. to the Study programme Ever since I was a kid, I have loved books and the English language. My dad and I ...

From getting to grips with the basics of the English language, to understanding more complex grammar rules and syntax, our English as a Second Language resources cover primary and secondary ...

If you have ever contemplated ways to improve your romantic relationships, you have probably heard about love languages. Love language, a theory about how people express and receive love ...

Graduate programmes at LSE are demanding and you will need to demonstrate that you have a high level of English language proficiency before you embark on your studies. Your answers to the relevant ...

If you have applied for one of our undergraduate programmes, or received an offer, you can meet our language requirements in the following ways: • You are a national of Canada or one of the UKVI list ...