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Firstly, let's clarify the distinction between direct and indirect statement in English: Direct statement: "Mother loved dogs!" Indirect statement: Felix said that mother loved dogs. As you can ...
An ablative absolute is made up of a noun/ pronoun and a participle, agreeing with one another in the ablative case. We call these expressions 'absolute' because they have no grammatical link to the rest ...
He resolved to avoid injuring anyone of his subjects, but to consult the good of the whole nation
Catullus successfully creates pathos for Ariadne in poem 64 by referring first to her utter surprise of Theseus’ departure. He then describes her total despair as she realises what she has sacrificed for ...
This is something that I remember having to spend some time on in the run-up to my A Levels!
The difference between the two is normally described along these lines: "the gerund is a verbal nou...
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