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Really sorry to nitpick, but this one irks me to no end. i.e., from Latin id est, means "that is" or "namely." e.g., from Latin exempli gratia, means "for exam
by atuladhar 16y ago
Really sorry to nitpick, but this one irks me to no end.
i.e., from Latin id est, means "that is" or "namely."
e.g., from Latin exempli gratia, means "for example."
- listic 16y agothanks for education! I thought i.e is "in example"