You mean his comment. Also, to correct your first comment, I would rewrite that sentence as: "It is a pronoun, meaning that "it" refers to a noun previously named.
That is incorrect. The Apache refer to themselves as Apache, not as Americans. Americans refers to the people who settled America, not the people who already lived there.
The politically correct way to refer to Apaches and all other tribes that lived on this continent before 1492 is Native AMERICANS. People who settled this continent since 1492 are generally referred to as Caucasians.
What is it? What is it?
ReplyDelete"It" is 3rd person singular. I thought YOU took a high school level English class and a Latin class!
ReplyDeleteYou forget. "It" is a pronoun, implying that "it" means the noun previously denoted.
ReplyDeleteCan you say that in English? (LOL)
ReplyDeleteIt is in English, unlike your...post.
ReplyDeleteYou mean his comment.
ReplyDeleteAlso, to correct your first comment, I would rewrite that sentence as:
"It is a pronoun, meaning that "it" refers to a noun previously named.
I left out a quote mark. I meant
ReplyDelete"It" is a pronoun, meaning that "it" refers to a noun previously named.
That is in American.
ReplyDeleteI was not writing in Apache, I was writing in English.
ReplyDeleteThat is incorrect. The Apache refer to themselves as Apache, not as Americans. Americans refers to the people who settled America, not the people who already lived there.
ReplyDeleteThe politically correct way to refer to Apaches and all other tribes that lived on this continent before 1492 is Native AMERICANS.
ReplyDeletePeople who settled this continent since 1492 are generally referred to as Caucasians.
You're wrong! I'm right!
Since when have YOU called yourself a Caucasian, and since when have the Apache called themselves Americans (over Apache)?
ReplyDeleteAnd since when have you talked politically correct, might I ask?
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