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Printablemissmad said: i think most know this word (sic)? and it is always in brackets after a word in a sentence, i have no idea what that means
sic is latin for something like "just as this" (i can't be exact because i don't know the exact translation). it's after misspelled or incorrect words to indicate that it is only a copy of what is being quoted, not the correct usage or spelling of the word. HE'S COMING AGAIN | |
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Protege said: missmad said: i think most know this word (sic)? and it is always in brackets after a word in a sentence, i have no idea what that means
sic is latin for something like "just as this" (i can't be exact because i don't know the exact translation). it's after misspelled or incorrect words to indicate that it is only a copy of what is being quoted, not the correct usage or spelling of the word. ohhhhh, wow, understood thank u very much! | |
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missmad said: Protege said: sic is latin for something like "just as this" (i can't be exact because i don't know the exact translation). it's after misspelled or incorrect words to indicate that it is only a copy of what is being quoted, not the correct usage or spelling of the word. ohhhhh, wow, understood thank u very much!  you're welcome  HE'S COMING AGAIN | |
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Protege said: missmad said: ohhhhh, wow, understood thank u very much! you're welcome  | |
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Protege said: missmad said: ohhhhh, wow, understood thank u very much! you're welcome  | |
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