Question

@EclipsedStar IM BACK<3

Answer 1

I don't know what happened to my previous post .-.

Answer 2

http://prnt.sc/d3ly2d

Answer 3

What does the "1611" stand for?

Answer 4

idk..

Answer 5

Well, it mentions information from the text...what's the text? xD

Answer 6

Converstaion-talk? ;3

Answer 7

1611...as in the year literally in the 15th century?? x'D

Answer 8

OH THIS?

Answer 9

The word peculiar was used in 1611 to mean a very special person or object. This meaning can be followed to its present meaning, strange, odd, or unusual. Likewise, the word corn in England was the name used for all other grains except corn. They had never seen the grain they obtained later from the American Indian.

Answer 10

0.0 OH

Answer 11

yes x.x

Answer 12

I don't know if it's talk...I've never read the passages given :'/

Answer 13

I hope you won't die reading it

Answer 14

One such word is conversation. In many passages, the word is used something like this: "Your vain conversation received from your fathers," or "Our conversation is in heaven." In the first passage, conversation refers to a manner of life; and in the second, it means citizenship. If you were to look up the root word and prefix, you would find that it means to have some kind of interaction with another person. Can you see, then, why it was used to refer to the way a person conducted himself in private and in public?

The word peculiar was used in 1611 to mean a very special person or object. This meaning can be followed to its present meaning, strange, odd, or unusual. Likewise, the word corn in England was the name used for all other grains except corn. They had never seen the grain they obtained later from the American Indian.

Answer 15

Well, it wouldn't be "talk" because the instructions mention to use the same words from the text...

Answer 16

ehh

Answer 17

The definitions for "corn" and "peculiar" are in there, but the "conversation" passage is confusing

Answer 18

lmao i mean that should go to pm x'D

Answer 19

So, what do you think about the meanings of "corn" and "peculiar"?

Answer 20

Since I very well can't work with the "conversation" one...LOL

Answer 21

well corn like a grain? right..

and u=−2.5

Answer 22

why thank you... XD

Answer 23

Oh lol fail i mean i wanted to post that word their..but that's math x'D

anyways and for peciliur would me something like something special?

Answer 24

Yes, I agree with the grain part

but no, I am not a negative number

Answer 25

LOOL x'D

Answer 26

xD
So what about the "peculiar" one? The word is in the passage :)

Answer 27

Hrmm peculiar would be odd haha

Answer 28

OH WAIT OS I CAN PUT "GRAINS" IN THE BOX? FOR CORN?

Answer 29

*SOOO -_-

Answer 30

Ya, or strange since it's the first word it's described as in the passage

Answer 31

That's right

Answer 32

Lemme type what you did!

"Oh wait OS I can put "Grains" in the box?"

Answer 33

But ya, that should work out.

Answer 34

I'm not so sure about the first inquiry though.

Answer 35

Lol hahaha o.m.g that's what i had before http://prnt.sc/d3m98a

Answer 36

For the first inquiry i wrote eclipse star, lol i wonder what will my teacher do..surely she'll make me to re-do it -_-

Answer 37

'-' lolol
anyhoot, can you post the full passage on "conversation" then? xD

Answer 38

Lol wdym?

Answer 39

-.- I can't help with the first question, Seniora ;-;

Answer 40

*Senola


I submitted it Lol
and i didnt change the convo thingy

lol ill tell you if she'll make me re-do it

Answer 41

Ok...best of luck... ;~; I wish I could have helped but someone seems pretty satisfied with green eggs and spam... XD

Answer 42

Lol well dooh no other people can be satisfied with that but only @EclipsedStar