"These malcontent students are its own/his/their right"? What does that mean? The Latin statements from option #1 were perfectly fine, but the last 2 in option #2 seem rather strange. Is that deliberate?These malcontent students are sui juris.
"becomes", perhaps?become an endangered species
my collection of 250 perfumes are a vital part
my collection of 250 perfumes is a vital part
exclaims Monica Gutnick, the ambassador from the United Federation, adjusting his over-sized Stetson and shooting open his bottle of beer
For goodness sake
Was Future Tense in an if clause intended?if I’ll allow
"who has now wandered away"...whom has now wandered away
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