Few english questions (:

Question

celinegirl · Answer

Which of the following sentences uses the word "converged" correctly?

 The reporters converged the story to make it more interesting to their readers.

 Because of an accident on the road, all of the cars converged into one lane.

 He converged on the couch after a long afternoon of football practice.
 
She converged with her friends about a new store in the mall.

celinegirl · Answer

What is the meaning of the word "accumulation" as it is used in the following sentence?

Sequins and sparkles flew everywhere as the accumulation of ten years' worth of dance costumes finally exploded from her tightly packed closet.

 misplaced group
 unknown type
 collected amount
 demonstrated skill

ilovebmth1234 · Answer

#1)con·verge
kənˈvərj/
verb
past tense: converged; past participle: converged

    (of several people or things) come together from different directions so as eventually to meet.

celinegirl · Answer

the second one?

anonymous · Answer

c accumilation the acquisition or gradual gathering of something:

imqwerty · Answer

sry i can't read ur ques D:

celinegirl · Answer

@imqwerty um..? what is that for?

imqwerty · Answer

.-.

celinegirl · Answer

@TheCheesyTaco are you talking about the first one?

ilovebmth1234 · Answer

there is something on this question making me not able to see these questions anymore

celinegirl · Answer

i'll repost it (:

ilovebmth1234 · Answer

here is what i am seeing if you are wondering

anonymous · Answer

STOP WITH THE LINES!

celinegirl · Answer

thats weird.. I just posted it