#englsih

Can we talk about how chalant is getting back as a word because gen z thinks nonchalant derives from a word chalant even tho english doesn't use it and it actually comes from the word in french it's so cool and i think this is the type of thing that just sticks and never goes so we may have chalant in dictionarys in the future i hope we make debunk trending so we get a bunk verb that would be awsome

I’m having a class about English grammar and for the life of me I can’t understand what is to - infinitive and -ing infinitive for. you have different types of verb tenses where you put verbs in the -ing from so what this whole thing is about infinitives? and participles ?????

we had to write an ending for the cask of amontillado in english and i literally turned it into an ex-lovers thing (subtle ofc, religious schools) and my teacher said she loved it and it made so much sense but she didn't even notice the implied love story I threw in there-