Question

whose better lebron or kobe?

Answer 1

This belongs on yahoo answers, not OpenStudy...

Answer 2

Not for this.

Answer 3

i think kobe straight up

Answer 4

@LeeEtchison

Answer 5

What? @iminlovewiththecoco

Answer 6

what??

Answer 7

@iminlovewiththecoco I believe she was referring to you replying her name.

Answer 8

so what do you think

Answer 9

About what?

Answer 10

whose better lebron or kobe?

Answer 11

I don't have an opinion either way, and I would prefer not to participate in a discussion on OpenStudy that's unrelated to study. :)

Answer 12

you must have a boring life

Answer 13

Um...I don't necessarily watch basketball, I wouldn't know or care honestly. Sorry, but I don't believe it's relevant to the subject of English on a website for studying.

Answer 14

i was just board:)

Answer 15

do you mind helping me??:)i'll fan you

Answer 16

Understandable, but inevitably most younger people would likely click on this instead of doing what they should be doing, and I might be able to help.

Answer 17

this is my first question?

Answer 18

You want me to help you decide who's better?

Answer 19

Which principal part is this verb form?

(is) eating

A.
present participle

B.
past

C.
past participle

D.
present

Answer 20

I believe the answer is A

Answer 21

pres·ent par·ti·ci·ple
nounGRAMMAR
the form of a verb, ending in -ing in English, which is used in forming continuous tenses, e.g., in I'm thinking, alone in nonfinite clauses, e.g., in sitting here, I haven't a care in the world, as a noun, e.g., in good thinking, and as an adjective, e.g., in running water.

Answer 22

Which principal part is this verb form?

crushed

A.
present participle

B.
past

C.
past participle

D.
present

Answer 23

C I believe

Answer 24

past par·ti·ci·ple
nounGRAMMAR
the form of a verb, typically ending in -ed in English, that is used in forming perfect and passive tenses and sometimes as an adjective, e.g., looked in have you looked? and lost in lost property.

Answer 25

Which principal part is this verb form?

(have) seen

A.
past

B.
past participle

C.
present participle

D.
present

Answer 26

not sure, it's between A and B though

Answer 27

Which principal part is this verb form?

went

A.
past

B.
present participle

C.
past participle

D.
present

Answer 28

A i think

Answer 29

Which answer choice completes the sentence with the correct principal part of the verb?

Yesterday, his sister's balloon __________.

A.
has bursted

B.
is bursting

C.
bursted

D.
burst

Answer 30

i think its c

Answer 31

Which word completes the sentence with the correct principal part of the verb?

Grandma Jones __________ her sleeve on a rosebush thorn.

A.
torn

B.
teared

C.
tored

D.
tore

Answer 32

d

Answer 33

Which word completes the sentence with the correct principal part of the verb?

Most of the juice pops have __________ quickly in the freezer.

A.
freezing

B.
froze

C.
frozen

D.
freezed

Answer 34

c

Answer 35

Which word completes the sentence with the correct principal part of the verb?

Yesterday Alex __________ two slices of birthday cake.

A.
eaten

B.
eating

C.
ate

D.
eat

Answer 36

c

Answer 37

Which word completes the sentence with the correct principal part of the verb?

On our trip across the country, we have __________ 1,200 miles so far.

A.
driven

B.
driving

C.
drove

D.
drived

Answer 38

a

Answer 39

Which word is the past form of a regular verb?

A.
won

B.
thought

C.
gave

D.
walked

Answer 40

i'm not sure about this one. I don't really understand the question. Perhaps someone like @LeeEtchison or like @confluxepic could help

Answer 41

It would be D. Remember: Regular verbs are those whose past tense and past participles are formed by adding a -d or an -ed to the end of the verb.

Answer 42

The question at the beginning is off topic.

Answer 43

@confluxepic @~