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Editorial Conventions: Macrons, U/V, and I/J
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LAT.010 Editorial Conventions: Macrons, U/V, and I/J
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In a fully macronized text, how can lēgit differ from legit?
A
Lēgit is a noun, while legit is a preposition.
B
Lēgit is perfect, read or has read, while legit is present, reads.
C
Lēgit is plural, while legit is singular.
D
Lēgit is written with ecclesiastical j, while legit is Classical i.
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