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Latin and Old English syntax relied upon _____. word endings word order
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Any ideas Senola? >:3
Well Spil Im running out od ideas x.x B
Actually, the relationships between terms in the past weren't on word order. They were more inflected, thus A is the correct answer. Take this for example for choice B: "The \(frog\) ate the \(fly\)." "The \(fly\) ate the \(frog\)." ^ That's modern English. However, Latin even depended on singular/plural causes. Source for some more information: http://people.umass.edu/sharris/in/gram/GrammarBook/GramCases.html
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