Welcome to English Forums! How do they spell it? If the name of the business establishment is Golfies, then Golfies is the place to be. If the name is Golfy's, then Golfy's is the place to be. If the name is Golfies', then Golfies'

He is 35 years and 1 month old. Not an age that cricket boards across the world would endorse players to still be in any team, leave alone the national team. I remember an account that Sunil Gavaskar gave in his book - One Day Wonders. When India

I've just been told off by my proof-reader for not correcting this sentence in an article about cricket teas: "Most memorable of all was probably the spaghetti Bolognaise which led to the situation often described as 'the afternoon we

Imagine you're in charge of a network. You've stockpiled some episodes of this and that, but you know by mid-December ... and get back to the business of keeping your network's parent company happy with a return to something like

Well, we are being told that you 'translate' it into Filipino by changing the spelling. Do you believe that? It works for Welsh, at least for ambiwlans and cwricwlwm :-) And 'plismon', I believe. But is that the RIGHT way to add

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The SABR article has considerably less nonsense than the popular press coverage, but there is still an element of grasping at straws to make this seem more interesting than it is. The narrow claim that this is the earliest American use of the

On Saturday I dug up a nearly adult cicada in ... it comes out I'll share it with the whole neighborhood. When they hit when I was a kid in Chicago, we used to scoop them up in coffee cans. But we didn't hoard them; we just poured them on

One of the interesting things about baseball is that the equivalent statement isn't necessarily true. There are a number of ... the opposing team asks them to within a specified window. Are there equivalents in other sports? None spring to