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The sweetest, silliest, and most surprising pet names in English
Show them how much you care by choosing an English pet name for your *sweetheart*!
How to use -ed and -ing adjectives in English
Learning English? You'll be *interested* in this *interesting* post about adjectives!
Dear Duolingo: Could I invent an easier language?
Are you sick of learning irregular forms in your new language? You’re not alone!
What is the difference between “do” and “make” in English?
Don’t let these similar verbs *make* you crazy—here’s how to remember the difference!
The most common English color words and how to use them
Make your English more colorful with these color words!
60+ English words for family members
From moms to cousins to in-laws, meet the English words for your family tree!
What Every Engineer Should Know About FinOps
At Duolingo, cutting costs doesn’t mean cutting corners.
30+ common French phrases for your trip to France
A little bit of French goes a long way 🇫🇷 Use these phrases on your trip to France!
Dear Duolingo: Why do we have capital letters?
Uppercase or lowercase? Turns out, that choice has a long, twisty history.
When it comes to language, who decides what’s “correct”?
How do we know what’s good or bad in a language? Who decides the rules?
The sweetest, silliest, and most surprising pet names in English
Show them how much you care by choosing an English pet name for your *sweetheart*!
How to use -ed and -ing adjectives in English
Learning English? You'll be *interested* in this *interesting* post about adjectives!
Dear Duolingo: Could I invent an easier language?
Are you sick of learning irregular forms in your new language? You’re not alone!
What is the difference between “do” and “make” in English?
Don’t let these similar verbs *make* you crazy—here’s how to remember the difference!
The most common English color words and how to use them
Make your English more colorful with these color words!
60+ English words for family members
From moms to cousins to in-laws, meet the English words for your family tree!
What Every Engineer Should Know About FinOps
At Duolingo, cutting costs doesn’t mean cutting corners.
30+ common French phrases for your trip to France
A little bit of French goes a long way 🇫🇷 Use these phrases on your trip to France!
Dear Duolingo: Why do we have capital letters?
Uppercase or lowercase? Turns out, that choice has a long, twisty history.
When it comes to language, who decides what’s “correct”?
How do we know what’s good or bad in a language? Who decides the rules?
The sweetest, silliest, and most surprising pet names in English
Show them how much you care by choosing an English pet name for your *sweetheart*!
How to use -ed and -ing adjectives in English
Learning English? You'll be *interested* in this *interesting* post about adjectives!
Dear Duolingo: Could I invent an easier language?
Are you sick of learning irregular forms in your new language? You’re not alone!
What is the difference between “do” and “make” in English?
Don’t let these similar verbs *make* you crazy—here’s how to remember the difference!
The most common English color words and how to use them
Make your English more colorful with these color words!
60+ English words for family members
From moms to cousins to in-laws, meet the English words for your family tree!
What Every Engineer Should Know About FinOps
At Duolingo, cutting costs doesn’t mean cutting corners.
30+ common French phrases for your trip to France
A little bit of French goes a long way 🇫🇷 Use these phrases on your trip to France!
Dear Duolingo: Why do we have capital letters?
Uppercase or lowercase? Turns out, that choice has a long, twisty history.
When it comes to language, who decides what’s “correct”?
How do we know what’s good or bad in a language? Who decides the rules?