How can you arrange these jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence? See comment for details.
Dear M Anonymous,Your collection of jumbled words (of the /the term /in addition /itself /aboriginal /a phonetic spelling / word/ is most/ ‘boumarang’ / likely) could be formed into the following sentence:In addition, the term ‘boumarang’ itself is most likely a phonetic spelling of the aboriginal word.“Traditional Art” Boomerang from Australian Origins—Sarah M., posted 15 March 2019 (updated 17 March 2019)QUESTION: How can you arrange these jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence? See comment for details.
Any one who loves to read books #2?
One thing that provoked me was this sentence... Julli snapped me out of my inner thought. “Lil, are u even listening to me?!” Tsk Tsk... "u?" No! We never ever use that! On texting and email-- Sure. Writing literature, never. Also you don't want to use the numbers, you'd write them out such as: 8 = eight, 6 = six, etc.