13 Comments
Nope, "principal" is the adjective meaning "primary" or "foremost." "Principle" is a noun for a fundamental law or basic belief.
May 24, 2016
Da' is also third person singular present indicative: http://italian.about.com/library/verb/blverb_dare.htm
July 26, 2013
Why is "He gives two prime examples." marked as wrong? Is there another meaning for the word and only primary can be used here?
January 10, 2016
Would this also mean "two basic examples"? "Principal examples" implies the simplest examples
June 28, 2017
actually the correct translation is principal but the grammatical usage is not correct. there cannot be two principals but there could be two principles
December 1, 2015
