One that cannot be answered with yes, no, or another single word.
An open-ended question is one that prompts a detailed response and cannot be answered with a simple yes or no. These questions typically begin with words like "why," "how," or "what," and encourage the respondent to provide their perspective or elaborate on their thoughts.
The past perfect tense of open is 'had opened'.
No, "open" is not a preposition. It is an adjective or a verb, depending on how it is used in a sentence.
The past tense and past participle of open is opened.
A value that satisfies an open sentence is called a solution or a root of the open sentence.
Radio has an open syllable with 'a' at the end: Ra-di-o.Volcano has an open syllable with 'a' at the end: Vol-ca-no.Savior does not have an open syllable with 'a' at the end: Sav-ior.Nature has an open syllable with 'a' at the end: Na-ture.Unable has an open syllable with 'a' at the end: Un-a-ble.
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abrir = to open abierto = open, as in: The store is open.
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The verb "to open" in Spanish is "abrir." Therefore: I open - abro you open - abres he/she/it opens - abre we open - abremos you (plural) open - abrís they open - abren
Open Alice, the program. From there, open it and open an a2w file.
She asked him to help her open the jar.He said he was an open book.We are open until three.
The present perfect tense of open is:I/You/We/They have opened.He/She/It has opened.
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Australian Open: Melbourne, AustraliaRoland Garros (French Open): Paris, FranceWimbledon: London, UKUS Open: New York, US
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Both open syllables.
Hold the door open for me.We are not open for aother hour.He struggled to open the bottle.