hay reply back but are you doing this for homework because that's what I'm doing this for LOL! i think a good one is " i love my mom very passionately and i will never stop loving her" i know it sounds gushy but teachers really fall for that stuff.
The very instant she left the room, I KNEW that I had been passionately used. Passionately is used fervently in a sentence. Please tone down your passionately presented speech.
I grew up in an African Diaspora, where many of the villagers had ancestors from Africa.
Fervently. Passionately. Strongly.
No, the word exclaim, meaning "to cry out passionately", is a verb.The adjective form is exclamatory.
Well osculate means to kiss or come close in contact... so if I were to put it in a sentence it would go more like this: 1) After years of not seeing each others, the couple began to osculate very passionately. 2) After a whole night of love making and osculating... Santa Claus finally confessed to Mrs. Claus that he was tested positive for GENERAL HERPES.
She passionately delivered her speech to the eager crowds.
The very instant she left the room, I KNEW that I had been passionately used. Passionately is used fervently in a sentence. Please tone down your passionately presented speech.
Sarah was very passionate about soccer and practiced hard every day.
I grew up in an African Diaspora, where many of the villagers had ancestors from Africa.
Basorexia is a term used to describe an overwhelming desire to kiss someone. You can use it in a sentence like this: "After months of separation, their basorexia was evident as they embraced each other passionately."
Effervesce means to be bubbly, cheerful, or enthusiastic. An example of effervesce used in a sentence is: You effervesce whenever you talk passionately about your thesis.
Meera praised passionately Lord Krishna.
Her strident complaining was annoying the diners at the next table.
Use Tougue And Swirl it Round His/Her Mouth And Kepping On doing It Till out Of Breath!
Some people passionately do and some passionately do not - There is a long and troubled history to this state of affairs.
Italian = passionately
Passionately