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"I feel very passionate about ....." Passion is something that you are dedicated to and feel very strongly about. Computing, cycling, gardening ect.
The band director strongly encourages us to use dynamics.
The noun that would take the place of the indefinite pronoun 'something' would depend on the context of the sentence; for example:You have something on your shirt. Or, You have a spot on your shirt. Or, You have mustard on your shirt.There is something wrong with my foot. Or, There is pain in my foot. Or, There is sticky stuff on my foot.I feel like doing something. Or, I feel like doing an activity. Or, I feel like going out. Or, I feel like a game.Something is missing. Or, A thing is missing. Or, An ingredient is missing. Or, A piece of furniture is missing. Or, A page is missing. Or, The door is missing. Or, A thousand dollars is missing. Or Whatis missing?
You can use it when talking about loving something or someone such as "I adore you"
"I didn't break it!" I break something every time I touch something.
"I feel very passionate about ....." Passion is something that you are dedicated to and feel very strongly about. Computing, cycling, gardening ect.
You can use the word "resent" in sentences as adjectives, adverbs, or nouns. The definition is to feel, to feel or show displeasure and hurt or indignation over or toward something or someone.
I think you could use "firmly" as an alternative to strongly. Or depending on the use, "soundly" could also be used.
It allows people to gather and demonstrate peacefully about things they feel strongly about.
The band director strongly encourages us to use dynamics.
When I am really interested in something I am doing, I feel tireless - I could stay on task for hours.
I can feel the fur on the dog.
I would not use superglue in an Aquarium. I think there may be something on the superglue containers/tube stating that it is not for use in water.
The noun that would take the place of the indefinite pronoun 'something' would depend on the context of the sentence; for example:You have something on your shirt. Or, You have a spot on your shirt. Or, You have mustard on your shirt.There is something wrong with my foot. Or, There is pain in my foot. Or, There is sticky stuff on my foot.I feel like doing something. Or, I feel like doing an activity. Or, I feel like going out. Or, I feel like a game.Something is missing. Or, A thing is missing. Or, An ingredient is missing. Or, A piece of furniture is missing. Or, A page is missing. Or, The door is missing. Or, A thousand dollars is missing. Or Whatis missing?
Strongly Agree. No matter what we do. We always try to do something extra but to no use sometimes.
disclude is a word. when you are left out you can use the word left out or i feel discluded
When your refering to something