Would you say bare with us or bear with us?

You'd use "bear us out", not "bare us out". To "bear" someone is to carry them, therefore "bear us out" is akin to "carry us out". "Bare" refers to being plain or uncovered. ...

bear sorry girl/boy this is a bad answer

Maybe its because if you say it to someone else its unacceptable!

All food would taste like root bear.

No, there are no Pull and Bear shops in the US.

The US constitution does not say that there can be no laws about guns, but it does say that Americans have the right to bear arms because a militia is a necessary part of national defense (which is to say, if America were to be invaded, the invaders would have to face not just the US armed forces, but an armed citizenry as well). In the end, it is the Supreme Court which will rule on what is or is not...

bare, bear bread, bred cue, queue die, dye know, no mind, mined oar, or our, hour pair, pare, pear pause, paws ...

We will never know because lions and polar bears do not even live on the same continent. ...

You would say its hard with us youths and not we youths

I suppose I could say a bossy wife, but she would be the least of one of many crosses that I have to bear. I would therefore have to say my own slothfulness at times in doing that which I know should be done. Answer: The cross that I bear is being a Muslim in America, where most people have almost zero true information about Islam, a ton of nonsense in their heads about Islam and a real negative attitude about us. ...

You would say that you lived in the US: "I lived in the US." 'Were' makes the verb to live passive which would suggest that someone lived you, which is impossible. ...

Yes, there are polar bears in Alaska.

The past tense of "bear" is "bore." The past participle is "borne." The correct phrase is "charges borne by us." ...

It would be better to say: She gave approval for us to hold it'

It depends if it were in the beginning of the sentence then it would be we and in the middle it would be us.. ...

California has a bear on its flag

Animals. We would converse in polar bear and python, And we could curse in fluent kangaroo. If people asked us, can you speak in rhinoceros, We'd say, 'Of courserous, can't you?' ...

I would say none. I would say none.

No. But it would be correct to say. She joined us on April 10

I would say either a gizzly bear or a male moose in ruting season. Male moose's have been known to kill bears when provoked and in ruting season can be more deadly than a bear. But if you count humans as animals (which we are) the it would be us. If you think about it we are not very big but some of us are very strong. Ronnie Coleman an olympic bodybuilder can leg press 2200 lbs for 8 reps, something...

The polar bear, found in Alaska, is the largest bear in the northern United States followed closely by the Kodiak bear. ...

Yes, the term 'bear in mind' is grammatically correct; the verb 'to bear' is used to mean 'to hold' in your mind. A more interesting answer: Bear in mind, the correct spelling of a phrase, or a terrifying psychotic episode? A lot of words have more than one meaning. Sometimes, it's as though these words are taunting us like potholes in the roads of our happiness, causing us to find ourselves helplessly stuck in a hole of misunderstanding. The double meaning of bear...

No, the polar and kodiak bears are.

Mostly just Felons with battery charges or with class A or B charges. You also may not get one if the government or your local authority deems you irresponsible, then at which point they can revoke your right to bare arms ...

The grizzly bear came after us. The pain was more than he could bear.