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How do you find the angle of 87.177 degrees?
You measure it very, very carefully!
How do you round 89.74 to the nearest cent?
Very carefully
What is another word for very carefully?
Cautiously, or watchfully
How do you clap with only one hand?
very carefully
How do you calculate optimal capital structure?
very carefully
How do you invest in something?
Very carefully...
What is the adverbs in the following sentence Theresa drives her car very carefully?
The adverb in the sentence is "very." It modifies the adverb "carefully," which describes how Theresa drives her car.
How do you make a girl who you really like stop thinking that youre kind of creepy?
Please begin by considering very carefully and as honestly as you can why another person might think you creepy. Your question implies that it's about her stopping thinking something. Maybe it's really about you stopping doing something. It's worth a thought.
How do you get a qutip out of your ear?
The cotton tip of it or something? I would try using (very carefully) some tweezers. Or maybe a toothpick (again, very carefully)
Are hopefully and carefully synonyms?
No, hopefully is being full of hope for something or someone. carefully is being very careful about something, someone, or some actions. Hopefully cannot replace carefully, vice versa.
What does the word inspect mean?
Inspect is to look very carefully at something, checking for deficiencies.
How do you tiktilaok 9?
Very carefully my friend, very carefully.
What does paramount mean?
The term of paramount is an adjective that describes something of supreme or very high importance.
How do you make the parachute out of string?
Stand on something tall, and toss the man into the air anyway you want
How do you replace 05 accord headlamp bulb?
very carefully very carefully
What is to read very carefully?
A word that means to read very carefully is peruse.
What adverbs are in this sentence Bill studied the text very carefully?
The adverbs in the sentence are "very" and "carefully," modifying the verb "studied."
