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In Ancient Greek, the aorist is the equivalent to our simple past. There are two forms of aorists: the sigmatic first aorist and the thematic second aorist.

The sigmatic first aorist is formed on t...

The simplest way to form any present subjunctive is to take the verb, conjugated in the present indicative and put it the third person plural. Let's take the verb 'finir' as an example. The third person p...

These animals are more likely to pass on (recessive) disorders, and subsequently more likely to be susceptible to diseases.  

In 1987, just under 30 years ago, The Great Storm hit the south of the UK and north of France. It was caused by a depression originating in the Bay of Bengal as westerly North Atlantic wet warm winds met ...

Immunisation is the process of becoming "immune" to a pathogen, in other words once you are exposed to the pathogen again you won't become ill (present with the symptoms). After your body is exp...