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What is the name of soccer player who kicked fastest kick?
Andrew Moffitt can kick a ball at 120mph.
How do you use me and I?
John:Nominative (subject): John kicked the ball.Accusative (object): Harold kicked John.Vocative: "John, please give me the ball."Genitive: Harold kicked John's ball. [In some situations, you might use the form "the ball of John"; e.g. "the yolk of the egg".]Dative: Harold gave the ball to John.Ablative: The window was broken by John.In English, some of these forms are made using combinations of words (as you can see from the above examples).As for "I" and "me":Nominative (subject): I kicked the ball.Accusative (object): Harold kicked me.Vocative: "Hey, you… please kick the ball." ["Hey" is a word/sound to get someone's attention. Normally, you would use the person's name.]Genitive: It is my ball. [Also: "The ball is mine."]Dative: Harold gave the ball to me.Ablative: The window was broken by me.The word "me" is used for any form with a preposition - "to me", "for me", "with me", etc. . (I can not think of any proper examples in which you would say, "of me"; you would always say "my" or "mine".)
How do you use and I?
John:Nominative (subject): John kicked the ball.Accusative (object): Harold kicked John.Vocative: "John, please give me the ball."Genitive: Harold kicked John's ball. [In some situations, you might use the form "the ball of John"; e.g. "the yolk of the egg".]Dative: Harold gave the ball to John.Ablative: The window was broken by John.In English, some of these forms are made using combinations of words (as you can see from the above examples).As for "I" and "me":Nominative (subject): I kicked the ball.Accusative (object): Harold kicked me.Vocative: "Hey, you… please kick the ball." ["Hey" is a word/sound to get someone's attention. Normally, you would use the person's name.]Genitive: It is my ball. [Also: "The ball is mine."]Dative: Harold gave the ball to me.Ablative: The window was broken by me.The word "me" is used for any form with a preposition - "to me", "for me", "with me", etc. . (I can not think of any proper examples in which you would say, "of me"; you would always say "my" or "mine".)
What is the name of the first person that walked on the moon?
Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon.
What was the name of the person who is greek statue of a person holding ball?
it is not a ball it is a discus the statue is called discablo
The full name of the person to discover the moon?
we
What is the name of the second person to land on moon?
the second person to land on the moon was Buzz Aldrin
What was the name of person who was first on the moon?
The first person ever to set foot on the moon was a man named Neil Armstrong.
Why is soccer a noun not a verb?
Because it is the name of a thing (sport) it does not show an action or a state. We don't say: He soccered the ball, ( action - He kicked the ball) or: I soccer you, (state - I love you).
Name something a person might do at a baseball stadium that might get him kicked out?
Running onto the field. Interfering with a ball that is in play (reaching over the railing to field a fair ball grounded down the first/third base line or reaching over the railing to field fly ball). Start a fight with another fan. Scream profane language at another fan or player.
Last name of second person to land on moon?
aldrin
Was there a person that walked on the moon?
yes there was his name was neil armstorng
