If something 'lacks' structure, you can 'devise', 'create' or 'impose' one. These verbs are commonly used with the noun 'structure'. Learn common collocations with 'structure' with Phil in this video.

The Grammar Guru series kicked the year off with a list of words and phrases to banish from the English language. After that ...

There are many reasons to be confused and repelled by this statement: For one thing, it was said through a wall, because that ...

Multiple eagles are described as a “convocation.” Turkeys, which Benjamin Franklin thought should be our national bird have ...

Opps: noun, anyone in competition or against you, an enemy. Other slang terms and phrases that are more commonly used by today's teenagers and children can be a little more complicated to understand.

We can reasonably well rule out the possibility that this unbalanced priming for positive words was due to a confound of the valence manipulation with the associative strength between nouns and ...