Emily is derived from Aemilia, the Latin feminine form of the Roman family name Aemilius. The name Aemilius was in turn derived from the Latin word <em>aemulus</em><span> meaning "rival".
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I’m guessing at the corner. If I’m wrong I am truly sorry.
Answer:
Question 12
correct options = 3rd person plural and They love.
Question 13
Correct option = You prepare and 2nd person plural
Latin is a language with word formation. Its verbs need to be conjugated to express number, person, time, mood, tense or voice .
The singular third person ending is "-t" in all conjugations,
amat
habet
dícit
The sufixo "tis" is used with the second person in the plural.
am<u>átis </u>
hab<u>étis</u>
díc<u>itis</u>
