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In a previous article, I discussed to, too, and two; there, their and they're; and the difference between affect and effect. Here I will discuss other, just as common, English mistakes that can be easily caught when you are self-editing your work. If you catch these errors, your work will be cleaner, correctly reflecting your professionalism and will help form a good first impression on your readers.

Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn, because its grammar is very similar to English. Both Spanish and English were derived from Latin, and they share many of the same European roots. If you want to learn a new language, Spanish is the best to learn.

Firstly, one needs to understand that English was not originally a written language. There was no English writing until the Romans conquered England and introduced the Latin alphabet. The latin language had only 25 letters and 25 sounds, composed of 5 letters for 5 vowel sounds and 21 letters for 21 consonant sounds. The letter 'y' was borrowed from the Greek language and was called the "Greek y". In English, it primarily functions as a consonant at the beginning of words and a vowel in the middle or ending of words.

We could translate the chips to words. But that is not really an answer, since words are still symbols. If we translated the chip numbers into Latin, few of us would really gain any understanding. The latin words, in fact most words in any language, are as arbitrary a symbol as the number on the chip.

Now, don't get mad a start making accusations about all the shallow people out there. While it may be true that some people place too much emphasis on physical appearances, the bottom line is it does make a difference when two people are meeting and making initial evaluations of their interest in each other. And, it's also a trust thing. It is always going to be much easier to interact with a face than with a blank box.

quotes in latin In our opinion, there many of the best English books in Spanish. There is not enough of practice. Therefore, to fill this gap buy other reference books with practical exercises in the Spanish teaching foreign language. Or try to use your knowledge every day everywhere when you have a chance. For example talk to people or find particular church or other place where you can try to use your language skills.

The origin of the gender system in Latin is beyond the scope of this article but it is enough to say that Latin has two genders. Yes, you read that right, Latin only has two genders. You may be displeased and point out that in your textbook you learned that Latin has three genders. This is kind of true but we will look at it in a moment. The textbook is referring to the "neuter" gender, which is not really a gender at all but a lack of gender. "So what" you say, but it this is important. Grammar rules in Latin are different for words that have gender and words that do not have gender. The rules are different not only in regards to adjectives and pronouns but also use as a subject or object.