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How do you say dance in the street in Spanish?
Baila(dance) en(in) la(the) calle(street). Baila en la calle. Dance in the Street.
What did the fish say when he swam into the wall?
Dam!
What do fish say then they hit a concrete wall?
Dam
Is Tyler Patterson a good street dancer?
I wouldn't say he is the best, but he is alright.
What did the magicain say to the fisherman?
being a fisherman u cannot fish??
Is crossed a verb?
The word crossed in the past tense of the verb to cross. He crossed the street.
What is a sentence for briskly?
We crossed the street briskly.
Can dianne be used when pregnant?
it means the cow crossed the street!
Why does chicken sell better than beef?
because he crossed the street
What is the adverb in the sentence you looked both ways and crossed the street carefully?
The adverb is carefully because it describes how you crossed the street.Compound adverb
Where do swordfish originaly come from?
I have a theory, People are starting to ask, were did a sword fish come from. No on really knows for sure. Some say an old scientist accidently crossed a sword with a dolphin or a medium sized shark. My theory is….if unicorns a real, than the crossed a unicorn with a fish. The sword part come from the horn on the unicorn's head, instead of going on the head it went to the nose. An then the rest of the body is a fish.
What is the adjective in the sentence The rich old fat woman crossed the street?
Rich, old, and fat are all adjectives. They describe the woman. You would use comma to separate them. "The rich, old, fat woman crossed the street."
How do you say crosswinds in Spanish?
You say, "winds crossed:" vientoscrusados.
How do you use therefore in the begin of a sentence?
Therefore, instead of turning at Faber Street, she crossed it.
How to say i crossed the border in spanish?
You can say "Crucé la frontera".
How do you say crossed eagle feathers in ojibwa?
Giniw-miigwanan aazhawishkaawag(eagle-feathers-they-are-crossed-over).
How Do you say but in sign language?
begin with the fingers crossed; uncross them.
