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How do you use worried in a sentence as an adjective?
'He was a worried boy.' In this sentence worried is describing the boy, therefore worried is an adjective.
How do you use worried in a sentence?
I was really worried that there would be a project this period.
Which to do you use in the following sentence To funny so worried about there sports?
To funny, so worried about there sports.
How can you use a sentence with the word cleanliness?
visitors were coming so she worried about the cleanliness of her house
How do you use paces in a sentence?
She paces the floor when she is worried. You can measure your paces and find out how far you have walked.
How can you use the word absence in a sentence?
Knowing how to use a word in a sentence is very important in learning the word meaning. A sentence with the word absence is;Their mother's absence , had the children worried, they had not seen her all day."
How do you put the word worried in a sentence?
He was worried that he might have forgotten his homework.
What type of sentence is this The economy has everyone in the world worried and stressed especially in the Midwest?
The sentence "The economy has everyone in the world worried and stressed especially in the Midwest" is a compound sentence. It contains two independent clauses: "The economy has everyone in the world worried" and "stressed especially in the Midwest," where the second clause expands on the first. The use of "and" connects the two ideas, indicating a relationship between them.
How do you use the word environmental in a sentence?
Marek was worried about pollution so he enrolled in a university course in Environmental Studies.
What is a sentence with devastatingly in it?
The girl was devistatingly worried.
How do you use aggregate in a sentence that's not scientifical?
Although Lisa had the support of nearly all her family, she was worried about the opinions of the aggregate members.
How would you use the word placid in a sentence?
I was worried the sea would be rough and stormy, but no, it was as placid as the surface of my morning cup of tea.
