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Answered: Is this sentence written correctly? the elections will soon began.

No, will soon indicated future and began indicates past. Rather than began use begin.

Posted by Toni 2 years ago

Answered: I wanna know whether the sentence-

My suggestion would be: "What television service are you currently using, Sir?" If you need further help in structuring sentences, check out the Thank You Note Wording website: www.thankyounotewording.info . Hope this helps.

Posted by SLawton 4 years ago

Answered: Make sentence Word(Gloosy)

aim

Posted by ha1234hn 4 years ago

Answered: Finish this sentence: "...is like trying to squeeze blood from a

Trying to get money out of him/her is like trying to get blood out of a turnip. It is an old saying meaning someone is very cheap and will not spend money. It does not mean they have no money, it means they will just not spend money

Posted by Mike 3 years ago

Answered: American Citizen Sentenced to Death in Iran. What Should the US Do?

Muslims R idiots 2 B sure. Hang little girls 4 violating "chastity laws." Beheaded Daniel Pearl on Al Jazeera. Our Marine is in Heaven. Muslim murderers broil in hell. Life & death = small potatoes Compared to a billion years of justice.