In Psychonauts, you get past Fred Bonaparte's mind by crawling into the war board game and ensuring that he wins against Napoleon. If you knock on the doors to the different houses, then the people inside will give you tasks to perform before they'll help fight for Fred. The aim is to get a soldier to storm into Napoleon's fortress stronghold.
The past tense of "mind" is "minded."
bore in mind
The stop sign should appear in your inventory, just like other items like smelling salts and the cobweb duster.
Behaved. Fred was told he had behaved perfectly.
Fred L. Jr Smith has written: 'Learning from the past, freeing up the future'
Yes it's correct.For example, "would you mind if I finished this later?"Finished is the past tense of finish.
just start remember your past automatically you can retrive your mind,
remind
In your mind, in photos, in videos.
Mind has many meanings: Mind your own business! I could see it in my mind Mind out! Another spelling/homophone of the word is the past participle of "to mine" - mined
A homonym for "mind" is "mined", which is the past tense of the verb "mine" meaning to extract minerals from the ground.
Either one could be correct. The sentence with "were" describes the past state of mind and the sentence with "are" describes a present state of mind. The cause of the state of mind was in the past in either instance, but this is not an example in which "parallelism" of tenses is needed, because it is reasonable that a past action could motivate either a present or a past state of mind.