Answer: this is true
Explanation: one word that i can think of is “fast”
ex: noun: she is on a fast
Verb: she will fast tomorrow
Adverb: she is fast
so there you can see that a word can in fact be all three at the same time, depending on the context of course
Can
Someone
Help
Me
Pls
Rn!
私は蝶が好きです！
What does it mean in english?
Answer:
It's Japanese. It means 'I like butterflies!'
The romanization:
Watashi wa chō ga sukidesu!
나는 좋은 친구가있다
What does it mean in english?
Answer:
I have a good friend.
Explanation:
나 = I
는 = topic particle, showing that the speaker is talking about what they have
좋은 = good (comes from the verb 좋다 meaning "to be good")
친구 = friend
가 = a subject particle, showing that "friend" is the subject
있다 = to have (in some situations, to exist)
Answer:
It means: "I have a good friend"
Explanation:
None, because nu
Which ending punctuation mark completes the sentence? Wow, I can’t believe it
Answer:
it could be a !
Explanation:
or a period.
Answer:
An exclamation mark... "!"
Explanation:
You would put this because of the word "Wow" and the fact that you can't believe it.
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what happens if you tell your mom no?
Answer: Well let’s just say it won’t be pretty
Explanation:
The Quran tells Islamic women that they should lower their
Answer: lower their gaze
Explanation:
The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam. Muslims express that in this book are the revelations given to Muhammad by the archangel Gabriel about the word of God.
The Qur'an invites men and women to be modest and to cover themselves. It does not specify how far they should be covered, but they should show as little as possible. It also expresses that women should only show their beauty to their family.
Answer:
And tell the believing women to lower their gaze and guard their chastity, and not to reveal their adornments except what normally appears. Let them draw their veils over their chests, and not reveal their ˹hidden˺ adornments except to their husbands, their fathers, their fathers-in-law, their sons, their stepsons, their brothers, their brothers’ sons or sisters’ sons, their fellow women, those ˹bondwomen˺ in their possession, male attendants with no desire, or children who are still unaware of women’s nakedness. Let them not stomp their feet, drawing attention to their hidden adornments. Turn to Allah in repentance all together, O believers, so that you may be successful. (Surah An Nur verse 31)
The final steps in writing a report are drafting, , and finalizing.
Answer:
sketching
Explanation:
How might you say in Chinese, "I want to go to the beach tomorrow"?
O Wõ míngtiān yào qù haibian.
Mingtiān wo yao qù hăibiān.
O Wõ yào qù haibiận míngtiān
a and b
Answer:
D. a and b
Explanation:
This was the correct answer on my end.
Kavi ko kya Priya hai
Answer:
Gaming
Explanation:
Fortnite, call of duty, or if you have a console I would invest in gta5 it’s totally worth it or SKYRIM
Read the following text. Underline the AR verbs (.6). Write the verb (.6) and the infinitive next to it. (.1) Total 20 Esta mu se llama Juana, no es de aquí. Es española y estudia francés. Habla inglés muy bien. Toca guitarra en un grupo y canta. También escucha todo tipo de música en su mp4. Su mejor amigo se llama Mario. Estudia en Madrid, pero viaja mucho. Ahora está en Ecuador. Ellos siempre pasean por el parque del Retiro los fines de semana y visitan otras ciudades.
Answer:
Esta mujer se llama Juana, no es de aquí. Es española y estudia francés. Habla inglés muy bien. Toca guitarra en un grupo y canta. También escucha todo tipo de música en su mp4. Su mejor amigo se llama Mario. Estudia en Madrid, pero viaja mucho. Ahora está en Ecuador. Ellos siempre pasean por el parque del Retiro los fines de semana y visitan otras ciudades.
Llama. Llamar.
Estudia. Estudiar.
Habla. Hablar.
Toca. Tocar
Canta. Cantar
Escucha. Escuchar.
Viaja. Viajar.
Pasean. Pasear.
Visitan. Visitar.
Explanation:
The spanish presente del indicativo is comparable to the simple present tense in English, and is used to talk of events in the present and near future, routine actions, and permanent situations.
Regular AR verbs conjugated in the present tense have the AR ending removed and replaced for the ending that matches the chosen subject.
For example, the verb Hablar:
yo hablo
tú hablas
él/ella/usted habla
nosotros/-as hablamos
vosotros/-as habláis
ellos/ellas/ustedes hablan
The verb 'estar' ends in -ar in the infinitive, but it is an irregular verb, so it doesn´t keep the same structure.