This expression means ''I came, I saw, I conquered'' which is believed to have been spoken by the Roman Emperor Julius Caesar in stylish bragging after his victory against Pharnaces II of Pontus at the battle of Zela around 46 BC.
We can infer that Julius Caesar was a person who thought highly of himself and his abilities. It is believed that the Roman Emperor had a lot in common with Hitler when it came to being part of the world's greatest military leaders and considering himself and those similar to him to be above others. He expanded the Roman Republic through a series of battles accross Europe and even declared himself dictator for life.
Answer:
C. Plagiarism
Explanation:
Plagiarism is when someone uses information from a site, book, etc and does not cite the source.
The answer is: syntax
Syntax is the organization of words and phrases to produce well-formed sentences in a language. In this case, the arrangement of words is incorrect mainly because in English syntax rules do not allow the definite article <em>the </em>to precede a single adjective like <em>cautious </em>or a verb, such as <em>barked</em>. Finally, adjectives must come before nouns; for example, <em>man</em>.
The story of Baba Abdalla is a classic Arabic folktale that appears in the collection of the One Thousand and One Nights. It tells the story of a man who was so consumed by avarice it led him to his downfall.
In the story, Baba Abdalla ends up being a beggar, after all his struggle and the loss of his wealth. He then asks everyone who gives him money to also give him a blow to the head. The reason, he argues,<em> is that he wants to expiate the sin of avarice</em>, that has caused him so much suffering.
The sentence should be written like.
"Our holiday should of been relaxing, but it was very stressful."
