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Who is Jake Marpole?
Jim Burden's grandfathers farmhand, not his fathers. Jim's father farm hand
At the beginning of 'My Ántonia' are Jim and Jake headed for Nebraska and Jim's grandparents' farm?
Black hawk
Who is a sports star who grew up on a farm?
Former MLB player Jim Thome was a farm boy.
Where did commas come from?
The comma is relatively new to the punctuation family (couple hundred years old), so let's go back even farther than that. Jim has a farm and he wants to tell someone he owns this farm, so he's going to say "Jim's farm", right? Wrong. There was no such thing as ('s) to show possession. He would have to say "Jim his farm" to show possession. Fast-forward a couple hundred years and people start to say that doesn't make since, so they changed "Jim his farm" to "Jim's farm" replacing the (hi) in his with a comma. Thus the comma was created. The funny thing about this is that women did not own anything back in the days, so you would never say "Jenny her farm" and therefore ('r) was never created. Think about it further and when someone shows possession for a female (jenny's farm) they're actually saying (Jenny his farm) replacing the (hi) in his with a comma. If we wanted to be politically correct it should be: Jenny'r farm And Jim's farm
Where was Jim being held prisoner?
In a shed on the Phelps farm.
To whom does Jim get sold?
Silas Phelps, a small farm family.
Who has the logical plan to free Jim from Phelp's farm?
Mr shabalabadingdong
Where does Jim find Antonia at the end of novel?
on a farm with a large family
When was Burdens created?
Burdens was created in 2006.
What is a sentence for burdens?
He has far too many burdens.The news burdens him more.
Where did the comma come from?
The comma is relatively new to the punctuation family (couple hundred years old), so let's go back even farther than that. Jim has a farm and he wants to tell someone he owns this farm, so he's going to say "Jim's farm", right? Wrong. There was no such thing as ('s) to show possession. He would have to say "Jim his farm" to show possession. Fast-forward a couple hundred years and people start to say that doesn't make since, so they changed "Jim his farm" to "Jim's farm" replacing the (hi) in his with a comma. Thus the comma was created. The funny thing about this is that women did not own anything back in the days, so you would never say "Jenny her farm" and therefore ('r) was never created. Think about it further and when someone shows possession for a female (jenny's farm) they're actually saying (Jenny his farm) replacing the (hi) in his with a comma. If we wanted to be politically correct it should be: Jenny'r farm And Jim's farm
Did Jim Shockey live on a farm?
Yes, Jim Shockey, the well-known outdoorsman and television personality, grew up on a farm in Manitoba, Canada. This rural upbringing played a significant role in shaping his passion for hunting and the outdoors. His experiences on the farm influenced his later career as a renowned hunter and conservationist.
