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Miss Jean Crist, articles - page 2
To be Overcharged, Short-Changed & Swindled
What does it mean to get short-changed?What is a synonym for short-changed?How do you use shortchange in a sentence?What is a slang word for overchar...
Habeo with genitive
Does Habeo take the accusative?What is the meaning of Habeo?What is an example of genitive in Latin? Does Habeo take the accusative?Habeō takes an a...
Gerund vs infinitive
A gerund is a verb form that ends in “-ing” and is used as a noun (walking, traveling, voting); an infinitive is the base form of a verb preceded by “...
Potior - Deponent verb with passive meaning?
Can deponent verbs be passive?Do deponent verbs have active forms? Can deponent verbs be passive?RULE 1: Deponent verbs are passive in form but acti...
Questions about analysing syntax in a few Latin sentences
What is the syntax of Latin?How does syntax affect tone? What is the syntax of Latin?Latin syntax is the part of Latin grammar that covers such matt...
Use of if in a translation of Pliny the Elder's Natural History
Which is the best translation of Pliny Natural History?How do you cite natural history in Pliny?Why did Pliny write the natural history?How many volu...
Possible Origin of ergo
Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἔργον (érgon, “work”). What is the origin of Ergo?Is Ergo Latin?Who invented Ergo?What is the translation of Ergo? What i...
'like hell!' as a strong negative
What does drunk Demoman say?What is the saying about the road to hell?What is the meaning of the line hell is paved with good intentions?Who said hel...
Bouncy castle (for children to jump and play on)
What age can a child go on a bouncy castle?What is the purpose of a bouncy castle? What age can a child go on a bouncy castle?Bounce houses are gene...