This quote means that no matter how much you wish you had done something differently, or that you could take back a word you had said, or that you should have said something when you remained silent, it doesn't do any good. What happened, happened. You can't take it back, you can't make amends...you can't go back to that time/opportunity and use it better. What this means is that you can't waste your life. Don't sit atound, constantly misusing the oppurtunities that God has given you! Get out there and LIVE with NO regrets!!! otherwise you'll be living with the regret for the rest of your life :) I hope this helped you out! :) Goodluck!
Yes, because her class represents a random sample of students in the school. Instead of asking every single student in the school, which would take too long, it is much easier to poll a small group of people to see what they think, and then have their opinion represent a larger community. Although if Maggie had asked more people, her answer would have been more precise, the sample could still be highly accurate. Hope this helps even though I am asking the day after this was posted and this question is in the wrong subject. It should be in math, but it's not that big of a deal.
Answer:
yes!!!
Explanation:
it is best to attribute his bad mood on tiredness and just forgot it
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The correct answers are as follows:
1. Alex and Martha say goodbye to EACH OTHER after school.
2. The puppies playfully bit ONE ANOTHER on the nose.
3. The mom and dad loved EACH OTHER very much.
4. The children fought with ONE ANOTHER on the play ground.
Reciprocal pronouns are pronouns which are used to indicate that two or more person are carrying out a particular action. There are only two types of reciprocal pronoun, these are 'each other and one another'.
Each other is used when two people are been referred to and one another is used when more than two persons are been refereed to.
In the question given above, you will notice that for question 1 and 3 two people are been refereed to, that is why each other is used, while for question 2 and 4 more than two people are been referred to, that is why one another is used.
