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How should you translate an ablative absolute?

The first thing to remember is that ablative absolutes are used instead of a subordinate clause, and so usually have a temporal , concessive or causal meaning, which is why they are often found at the start ...
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Answered by Zach H. • Latin tutor
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How to write a letter for the reading and writing paper

First of all, as with all letters, we address our reader. If it is formal, we use the term 尊敬的 (zun jing de) , which is more respectful. If it is informal and you are writing to one of your relatives or frie...
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Answered by Chun Yin C. • Mandarin tutor
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What is personification and why would an author or poet use it?

Personification is when something inanimate/not living (or sometimes an animal) is presented as human and living, for example, in Act I, Scene II of “Romeo and Juliet”, “When well-appareled April on the heel...
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What is a carbohydrate?

A carbohydrate is a long molecule made up of lots of individual units called monosaccharides. These units are sugars, including glucose, fructose and lactose. When two of these units are bound together, it's...
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Answered by Natalie H. • Biology tutor
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When would I use the gerund verb?

The majority of gerunds in Spanish correspod to that of the -ing ending in English. It can be used as a kind of adverb to refer to: a simultaneous action, Se ha ido acumulando. a cause, Viendo que era tarde,...
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Answered by Natasha B. • Spanish tutor
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