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How do you use 'representation' in a sentence?
The equal representation was created by The New Jersey Plan.
How do you use equal representation in a sentence?
The equal representation was created by The New Jersey Plan.
Is this sentence correct"I left New Jersey to John's home."I mean to say i left New Jersey in a cab and went to John's home?
No. But it could be "From New Jersey, I use a cab to go to John's home."
How do you use jersey in a sentence?
i luv ur jersey
What sentence can be used for the word tolled?
The family was tolled as they passed into New Jersey.
What is the adjective in this sentence - Joe has four sisters that live in New Jersey?
The adjective is "four." But it should be "who live in New Jersey" (people), and if it means he has only four sisters and all of them live in New Jersey, there should be a comma after sisters. Otherwise it can mean that he has more, and only four live in New Jersey.
How do you see in new jersey at the jersey devil house?
you put the matches into the lantern and then you use the lantern
Is there a train from Boston to Newark New Jersey?
No. Newark is in New Jersey. All of the trains that go from New York to New Jersey terminate in Manhattan. You can use the subway to get from Brooklyn to New York and then take a train to Newark, NJ.
Can an attorney notarize a document in New Jersey without a seal or stamp?
Yes. Attorneys and notaries are not required to use a seal in New Jersey.
How harsh is the penalty for conspiracy to commit burglary in New Jersey?
10 years imprisoment or life sentence
What is the maximum sentence for aggravated manslaughter in NJ?
Manslaughter has no limitation in New Jersey. You can be charged at any time.
What is the possessive form of New Jersey?
The possessive form of the proper compound noun, New Jersey, is New Jersey's.Possession can also be indicated by the use of the word "of", as of New Jersey.So, you could write "New Jersey's climate" or you could write "the climate of New Jersey." Both are possessive forms and mean the same thing.
