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Most kids only know about automatic washing machines because they never saw a wringer washing machine. The automatic doors opened as I approached the store. I was hit because the automatic doors closed when I was walking through the doors. When I was walking through the doors, the automatic doors hit me.
There is a word 'purposefully'; it's an adverb meaning in a purposeful manner; deliberately; on purpose. For example:The doors to opened for the big sale, and the queue of shoppers marched purposefully into the store.
Either one is fine, although each means something slightly different. There is nothing wrong with writing or saying, "The store will be open on Sundays from now on." In that sentence, the word open functions as an adjective. It means not closed, and available to conduct business. If you write, "On Monday, the store will be opened by the assistant manager," the word opened functions as a verb. It means made available to conduct business.
It can be. It is the present participle of the verb, which can also be an adjective or a noun. Example: The banging doors kept him awake all night.
Adverb, answering the question "When?"
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The crowd pushed into the stadium entrance. Wrong^ it's " As soon as the doors opened,
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Yes, the word electronically is an adverb.
Folding doors
When the Prison Doors Opened - 1913 was released on: USA: 1 November 1913
Most kids only know about automatic washing machines because they never saw a wringer washing machine. The automatic doors opened as I approached the store. I was hit because the automatic doors closed when I was walking through the doors. When I was walking through the doors, the automatic doors hit me.
There is a word 'purposefully'; it's an adverb meaning in a purposeful manner; deliberately; on purpose. For example:The doors to opened for the big sale, and the queue of shoppers marched purposefully into the store.
Wooden doors can be placed normally, they are opened and closed by right clicking on them. Iron doors can only be opened or closed by buttons or levers adjacent to them.
Either one is fine, although each means something slightly different. There is nothing wrong with writing or saying, "The store will be open on Sundays from now on." In that sentence, the word open functions as an adjective. It means not closed, and available to conduct business. If you write, "On Monday, the store will be opened by the assistant manager," the word opened functions as a verb. It means made available to conduct business.
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