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Old 11-30-2004, 11:18 AM
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In LCII, unit test I, there is the following sentence to be translated: The people fear the Lord. The answer key states Populus dominum timet is the correct translation. Why is it not timent? Thank you!
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"Populus" is a collective noun in Latin and is used with a singular verb, just as it is in English. We'd say "the populus is at peace," not "are at peace." HTH!
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