reasons are
it is a predicate
The question "why" is usually answered by, "because [something]." The word "because" is a conjunction that joins two parts of a sentence. Example: Why are you home early? I'm home early because the school is closed due to fire. "I'm home early" and "the school is closed due to fire" are independent clauses because they can stand alone. The word "because" (which answers the question "why") joins them into one sentence (makes them "conjunct").
First, "wait up" is NOT "a" word, it it two words! Please do not wait up for me tonight, I am going to be home very late.
The simple subject is 'Sean' and 'Michelle', and the simple predicate is 'bought'.
how easy is it to study at home during school closures
Home Tonight was created in 1976.
Yes, a few. 1. Your Wallet. 2. Your potential Sanity. 3. Your Productivity. 4. You. lol.
Thomas E. Webb has written: 'The Irish question' -- subject(s): Home rule, Irish question 'Ipse dixit' -- subject(s): Home rule, Irish question
Take Me Home Tonight was created on 1986-08-16.
Take Me Home Tonight was released on 03/04/2011.
Take Me Home Tonight grossed $7,576,604 worldwide.
Take Me Home Tonight grossed $6,928,068 in the domestic market.
I think you mean "Take Me Home Tonight," if so, that was Teresa Palmer.
'Is' is used in questions when referring to a singular subject, while 'are' is used when the subject is plural. For example, "Is she coming to the party?" and "Are they going to the movies?"
she sang two well known songs with 'tonight' in the titles "Who's taking you home tonight" and "Are you lonesome tonight"
when are you coming home
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