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You write "i.e." when you should write "e.g.".
by wolf550e 4y ago
You write "i.e." when you should write "e.g.".
- hyperdimension 4y agoCorrect, and for future reference: i.e. - id est - "that is" (i.e. a clarifying restatement of what was just said) e.g. - exempli gratia - "for example" ("I like to post comments about language and usage of English, e.g. clarifying the use of certain Latin abbreviations")