keytric8kaarie keytric8kaarie
  • 22-10-2016
  • English
contestada

in britannia trans viam fossem (the fosse way) ambulatis.

Respuesta :

Аноним Аноним
  • 22-10-2016
You (plural) walk through/across the Fosse Way in Britannica (means Britain, but usually in translations it is left as Britannica, you decide which you prefer) OR You (plural) in Britannica/Britain walk across/through the Fosse Way. Most teachers will prefer the former but the latter is technically correct.
Answer Link

Otras preguntas

dude i have no freaking clue what 1+1 is i got a 53 on my test because of it. what is the answer help help
giải phương trình vi phân x=y′2−y′+2
can anyone make me a mind map for the subsistence crisis in France?​
i need an answer to this big question
which of the following scientific skills is used when making conclusion?A.predictB.observeC.inquiryD.inferscience​
explain the concept of using proportions to solve problems.
i should know this but i dont If a square has a Perimeter of 48 in, how long is each side of the square
What common living expense includes mortgage payments? O A. Insurance B. Groceries and food C. Transportation D. Housing and utilities
PLEASE HELPPPPPPOOOOOPPPPPPPP
A clothing store offers customers a holiday sale of 20% off the price of x items. A customer then has an additional 15% off coupon that can be used when checkin