Question

In 1611, the word conversation meant the manner of living.

Answer 1

Is this true or false ?

Answer 2

Yeah /:

I sa true.

Answer 3

*say .-.

Answer 4

I think you're wrong :/

Answer 5

You're right

Answer 6

o-o I think

Answer 7

o.o

Answer 8

Are you positive?

Answer 9

Pretty sure ..

Answer 10

Eh, I could be wrong. :P But I mean true seems like the most logical answer... But yea know..

Answer 11

"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. " I re-read this and it's blank in my brain..

Answer 12

What does that even mean. tbh that made me more confused o-o

Answer 13

Haha I was confused from the beggining x.x

Answer 14

All I can say is, go with you heart... :P

Answer 15

What if my heart is confused?

Answer 16

Oh re-read the first part of the passage it says In the first passage, conversation refers to a manner of life;
SOOO what year was the passage set in?
Stop making homework questions about life ;-;

Answer 17

Oh re-read the first part of the passage it says In the first passage, conversation refers to a manner of life;
SOOO what year was the passage set in?
Stop making homework questions about life ;-;

Answer 18

We kinda all are here lol. History is my strong suit :P

Answer 19

Wow that answer was the worst thing to re-read ;-;
Too lazy to fix it though.

Answer 20

hello

Answer 21

>_>

Answer 22

how r u and do u need help

Answer 23

I'm fine.

And Yes, I still do.-.

Answer 24

ok let meh help