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aMummy
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I think this answer could be accepted: "The wolf once bit him."
6/10/2018, 3:09:25 PM
StephieRice
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That has a different meaning:
"The wolf bit him once." Refers to the number of times he was bitten by the wolf.
"The wolf once bit him." Refers to a point in time in which he was bitten by the wolf.
The word "Mēriot" refers to a number, not to a point in time. It doesn't have the same double meaning as the English "once".
6/10/2018, 8:35:05 PM
