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Where can you put the apostrophe possession in this sentence Harry grasped his wife arm as she stood on in-line skates for the first time?
Harry grasped his wife's arm. . .
What is a synonym for gripping?
Fascinating.
What is the translation of this phrases but its not elves exactly and i'd rather he said it for himself. i see him there bringing a stone grasped firmly by the top?
By "translation," I assume you mean "interpretation"/"analysis"?
What does the word inaudible mean?
what does the word inaudible mean
What Does ilteic Mean?
There is no such word, do you mean the word italic?
What is the root word of grasped?
The root word of "grasped" is "grasp." "Grasp" is the base word from which the past tense form "grasped" is derived.
What part of speech is the word grasped?
Grasped is a verb. It's the past tense of grasp.
What does aprehender mean?
something is aprehendable: it can be grasped mentally, it is understandable- something is aprehendable: it can be grasped mentally, it is understandable-
What does grasped the fact mean?
menas to get it right
What does grasped mean?
Grasping meaning to try to take or grab something. For example 'as the roller coaster began moving she grasped her friends hand as she was scared'
How do you use grasped in a sentence?
I had just grasped the intent of the lesson when the bell rang and class was over. This won't be the last time you have grasped at straws! He grasped, we grappled, I escaped, he vanished.
What is another word for mastered?
grasped, learned, understood, surmounted, controlled, overcame, subdued, conquered
What is the definition for clutched?
Grasped tightly.
Verbs to use instead of pull?
Grasped
What is a synonym for seized?
Seized can have different synonyms depending upon context, but these would include grasped, appropriated, took.
Where can you put the apostrophe possession in this sentence Harry grasped his wife arm as she stood on in-line skates for the first time?
Harry grasped his wife's arm. . .
What is a synonym for gripping?
Fascinating.
