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What is adverb form for difference?
The adverb form of "difference" is "differently." It describes the manner in which something is different or how actions are performed in a distinct way. For example, you might say, "They approached the problem differently than expected."
Why do your ex boyfriend still looks at you?
because he might still have feeling for you or he might have something to say to you.
What is a distinct phase?
yes means when you agree to something and say yes e.g yes i will do art.Or any thing ells.
Is it correct to say 'incited by' something?
You might want to say that a person or an experience influenced your behavior.
What is the name of the word people say when they say something at the same time?
The word people say when they say something at the same time is "jinx." They might also say "twins" or "snap."
What is ruined in slang?
You might say that something is "trashed" or that it's "destroyed."
Is Gabriel dead?
No. I think that if he was they might say something about it on his website. www.petergabriel.com
How do you say i want to do something?
Well, you can say ... I want to do something. Or you can lie and say i have to get soemthing really heavy over there. Or you can be like. hmmm, ummm , i want .... to uh... And they might probably say yes.
How do you say that is too much in thai?
To say something that is too much, you might simply say "Mak-Gern-Pai"
How can you tell when a guy is shy in front of the girl he likes?
You should know when a guy is shy in front of the girl he likes. He will blush or do something rather stupid. He might say something nasty towards you, or something lovely. He might blush and just agree with everything you say. He might just do something stupid and hurt you. Or he might just completely go the other way and tell you.
How do you say Might I in french?
"Pourrais-je" "Might I suggest something?" -> "Pourrais-je suggérer quelque chose?"
Will you marry Santa Claus?
Me, I think Mrs Claus might have have something to say about that.
