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Answer: Immigrant
Explanation:
The word 'Immigrant' comes from the Latin verb ‘immigrare’. This verb is formed from the prefix ‘im-‘ and the verb ‘migrare’.
‘Im-‘ means ‘in-‘, but the option with the letter 'm' is used when the word it’s attached to begins with b, p, or m, such as is the case with the verb 'migrare.' So instead of ‘in-migrate’ the correct spelling is ‘im-migrate’.
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Answer: A, B and C
Explanation:
Peter Waldo between 1170 to 1780 commissioned a cleric from Lyon to translate the new testament to French vernacular.
John Wycliff translated the bible to English vernacular in 1382
Martin Luther translated the bible to German and it was first printed in 1534
