As Anthony Burgess eloquently put’s it, English is a curiously expressive language.
Living in a multi-racial country like Singapore, where the majority of the people speak their own mother tongue, English is the common ground we have, that binds us when we come together to express an idea or play.
I fell in love with this subject because it is everywhere. Look around you, and you’ll notice people full of fun words, phrases and idioms. Constructing a word or a sentence is basically rearranging the letters, it’s this fun game of jigsaw puzzle, that when combined correctly, creates magic. I remember when I was 6, I picked up a novel “too mature” for me, there were so many words I couldn’t pronounce and I didn’t know the meaning of, I started
Living in a multi-racial country like Singapore, where the majority of the people speak their own mother tongue, English is the common ground we have, that binds us when we come together to express an idea or play.
I fell in love with this subject because it is everywhere. Look around you, and you’ll notice people full of fun words, phrases and idioms. Constructing a word or a sentence is basically rearranging the letters, it’s this fun game of jigsaw puzzle, that when combined correctly, creates magic. I remember when I was 6, I picked up a novel “too mature” for me, there were so many words I couldn’t pronounce and I didn’t know the meaning of, I started