Omit (tr. v.) - omitted, - omitting, - omits. To leave out; fail to include, to pass over; neglect.

Judging from the dictionary definition of the word omit, which form of the word is misspelled?

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Which of the following is NOT a common element of Anglo-Saxon literature? A. romance B. heroism C. alliteration D. rhyme

Why was the wife of bath married 5 times in the Canterbury tales

When I talk about the experience now, I have mixed emotions. On the one hand, I'm envious of how simple life was before the accident. But on the other, I've grown so much as a result of everything that happened that, in an odd way, I'm grateful.

How does the speaker's use of figurative language relating to bees contribute to the poem Swarm

What is the cause and effect relationship suggested in paragraph 4?

In which sentence does the underlined gerund function as the object of a preposition? The teacher encouraged reading. In their free time, the children enjoyed drawing. Singing was a favorite pastime. The child was dizzy from twirling.

How does Eliezer establis the mood at the beginning of section 2 in night?

What does unite mean use real definition

Which of the sets of adjectives correctly supplies the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of the words? A troublesome, troublesomer, troublesomest B drowsy, drowsier, drowsiest C cheap, more cheapie, most cheapie D good, better, best

Each section of the book has a historical passage. One such passage begins, "After the fight at Palo Duro Canyon, the Kiowas came in, a few at a time, to surrender at Fort Sill. Their horses and weapons were confiscated, and they were imprisoned.