B.
is washing is present tense but mowed is past tense.
B Miguel is washing the car and he mowed the lawn.
The sentence "James couldn't see the man" is an active sentence because the subject (James) is performing the action (seeing) in the sentence.
You can use "James's" as a possessive form for the name James, indicating ownership or association: e.g. "James's car" or "This is James's book."
Yes and in the first episode of 'Step It Up and Dance', he openly refer another gay dancer, James, as 'his sister', something hommosexuals call each other for fun. Yet another answer is simply, MIGUEL IS GAY! His last name is not Zarate,he is an American...some say 18 years old living in the Southeastern United States. Miguel is gay The last known sighting of the Gay Miguel was near Charleston,SC (exact location unknown,some say Redbank Rd in Goose Creek,SC.....but these reports have not been confirmed).
The direct object in the sentence is "letter." It is the recipient of the action performed by the subject "Leo."
The world is a stage, and we are all merely players.
James King invent the washing Machine at 1851.
When he entered the room James glanced around and memorized all the exits.I find it hard to memorize telephone numbers.
When I entered the principal's office, I saw the placard on the desk that read "Dr. James Howard." i made up that sentence just now. just replace the name with whatever.
james king
james king
The first washing machine was invented in the year 1851. It was the drum washing machine and it was invented by James King.
James Buchanon
Some sources report that James King built the first hand powered washing machine in 1851, but washing machines existed long before that. Other sources say that the machine invented by James King was the first washer to use a drum.
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the person james king is not known im sorry
The sentence "James couldn't see the man" is an active sentence because the subject (James) is performing the action (seeing) in the sentence.
James king patented the first washing machine with a drum in 1851. The first true washing machine was the scrub board invented in 1797.