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What is the root word meaning for verse?
The root word for "verse" is the Latin word
versus
, which means
"a line"
or
"a row"
.
This connection is quite literal, as verses in poetry or songs are often arranged in lines.
Example for a striking declarative sentence of matched ending?
Greek term for a course dealing with rules of language?
Syntax
What part of speech is the word glum?
What is sounf called in English?
What is an prepositional opener?
What verb would you associate with the following agua peces bote?
Can you give me an example of a complete subject and predicate in the same sentence?
What is parts of speech terrific?
What suffix means before?
What are the names of types sentences?
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