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How do you spell chokey?
The spelling "chokey" or "choky" is British slang for prison (from Anglo-Indian).
Is prison a long or short vowel?
"Prison" has a short vowel sound.
What's the difference between jail and gaol?
== == I've checked on some dictionaries: it seems that the two words have an identical meaning: 1) prison 2) confinement in a prison (while 'to jail' means moreover "to put in prison"). They come from latin "cavea" (from which also comes "cage"), but in different ways: 'gaol' (originally pronunced with hard 'g') by the Anglo-Norman French 'gaole', 'jail' by the Old French 'jaiole'. Probably American English has mantained the only 'jail' as its pronunciation is far nearer to the written form of the word!!
What was a spanish presidio?
A Spanish presidio was a military fort or garrison established by the Spanish Empire in the Americas. Presidios were used to protect and defend Spanish colonies, as well as facilitate colonization and control of indigenous populations. They were usually strategically located along borders or coastlines.
A dangling modifier is an example of?
A dangling modifier is an example of a grammatical error where a modifying word or phrase is not clearly associated with the word it is intended to modify, leading to confusion or ambiguity in the sentence.
What term is used for a person serving a year term in an English prison and who was sent to the colonies to work?
The term for a prisoner in an English prison who was sent to the colonies is: "Convict Servant".
What term is used for a person serving a 20-year term in a English prison and who was sent to the colonies to work?
The term for a prisoner in an English prison who was sent to the colonies is: "Convict Servant".
What term is used for a person serving a 20 year term in an English prison and who was sent to colonies to work?
The term for a prisoner in an English prison who was sent to the colonies is: "Convict Servant".
What term is used for a person serving a 20-year term in an English who was prison and was sent to the colonies to work?
The term for a prisoner in an English prison who was sent to the colonies is: "Convict Servant".
What term is used for a person serving a 20 year term in an English prison and who was sent to the colonies to work?
The term for a prisoner in an English prison who was sent to the colonies is: "Convict Servant".
what term is used for a person serving a 20- year term in an english prison and who was sent to the colonies to work?
The term for a prisoner in an English prison who was sent to the colonies is: "Convict Servant".
Can a person serving time in state prison be question for his crime by the federals?
Yes.
If a person is serving time in a federal prison then the additional time is to be spent in state prison What is the changes that once the federal sentence if completed that the state charges go away?
if a person has a year in federal then how long is that
What is does convict mean?
A convict is a person who has been found guilty of a crime by a court of law and is serving a sentence, typically in prison.
When was A Prison Diary created?
"A Prison Diary" was written by English author Jeffrey Archer while he was serving time in various prisons from 2000 to 2003. The three volumes of the diary were published in 2002 and 2003.
What is a prison cell?
a prison cell is a small room which a prisoner is housed in while he/she is serving his/her prison sentence.
What prison is crazy titch serving?
its belsmarsh.
