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How do you tell your committed basketball coach you want to quit?
I have decided to quit. I have decided to do so because (insert reason hear)
How do you use the word leave in a sentence?
I will leave work early today to attend a doctor's appointment.
How do you invite celibratie for women's day function?
I send them the invitation cards and i tell the what up so they can prepare thyself to attend
How do you make a Gibson les paul?
Well if we were to tell you in words then that would take a looong time, so I decided to just show you a video.
Why did Jacqueline Wilson want be a writer?
Because she was a very talented writer and she loved to write so she decided to become an author so she can tell people about the love of books I think.
To make a sentence using the word admittance?
The admittance fee was more than she wanted to pay, so she decided not to attend the event. The sign clearly said, "No Admittance". Admittance to the hall is by tickets only.
How do you tell a friend you don't want to be friends any more?
Tell them you don't, I have a friend that is really rich and spoiled, I don't want to be her friend because she always brags and has to always be better than me, so i have decided that i am going too tell her howi fell, maybe she will change or understand. so tell your friend how you feel.
How many ugas have there been?
I think there has been 7, cause when I went to the University of Georgia there was 6 tombstones and one died today November 19, 2009.
What is the consequence of changing the codon UGA to UGG?
UGA stands for Threonine. UGG stands for Threonine. Nothing would change. This is none as a silent mutation. Source: AP Biology Student and a DNA-Codon to Amino acid chart ^ actually, according to my chart, UGA is a stop codon and UGG stands for TRYPTOPHAN (not threonine), also UGG is the ONLY codon that codes for tryptophan, so it isn't a silent mutation, either. the correct answer is that the peptide will be longer than normal.
Is decided noun?
no, decided is not a noun because a noun is a person, place, or thing decided is none of these so it is an adjective describing what the noun has decided
Is the word attend a verb?
To attend something would be an action, so yes, it is a verb.
How do you use the word sulfurous in a sentence?
I could tell the gunpowder was very sulfurous because it was yellow, but burned with a blue flame. A sulfurous smell came from the mine, so we decided not to enter.
