Dare to Express: Book 1: A Collection of Bold Stories and Brave Women

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Fashion makes a combination of color schemes, trends, styles, and comfort so it’s only natural that what you wear can identify who you are. Your clothing style reveals your mood and aesthetics that you believe aligns with your personality. The books must be produced, as we cannot receive parole evidence of their contents. ( OED: Oxford English Dictionary) His third conclusion is that" ’must’ is likely to be used as a preterite in a principal clause, when it is followed or preceeded by ’needs’, ’necessarily’, or ’of necessity’ probably influenced by such words. This form can be found in the Bible and many modern writers". And he adds: "This ’must’, as is the case with other usages of this word, is not used objectively or dispassionately, but subjectively and so emphatically, probably because it originates from the past subjunctive". 12 Among the examples that he gives are the following:

If you’re struggling with where to start, you can try using writing prompts for some inspiration. 2. Play Around With AI The Thorndike-Barnhart Comprehensive Desk Dictionary solves the problem in a completely different manner. According to this dictionary the difference between the two uses would simply be one of level of formality: "Note that ’need’ with the meaning of "must", "should", "have to" in rather formal usage is used as an auxiliary—that is, like "must" and "should" it has the third person singular form "need" (rather than ’needs’), it takes an infinitive without "to", and in negative and interrogative constructions is used as the main verb, not as an infinitive with ’do, does’. Examples of typical use are: So if you’ve ever had any interest in filmmaking or taking photos, why not grab your phone (or a used camera) and start piecing together some shots and angles. POUTSMA, H., A Grammar of Late Modern English, PartII: The Parts of Speech, Ed. p. Noorhoff, Groningen, 1926. Jespersen adds examples without a following "not" which, he says, "are less frequent, but nowadays not at all rare". 23

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Need" according to all dictionaries is a verb that means "have need of, want, require" and is conjugated as all full verbs normally are: "He needs money; do you need anything else?" But apart from this, it also has the meaning of "to be under a necessity or obligation to do something". When used in this sense, it often shows some peculiarities by which verbs are recognized as auxiliaries in English: On the morning, however, it was rainy, and every one must stay indoors. (Eliot, Clerical Life, p.124)

It’s modern life and you can easily design (and even sell) your own shirts, hats, hoodies and more (such as pillows, art prints, shower curtains, coffee mugs…).Wordsleuth (2004, vol. 1, 1): Of Bangbellies and Banquet Burgers: Updating the Canadian Oxford Dictionary He must in any case have fought, even had France not forced him to fight by her declaration of war. Self-expression allows you to embrace the entirety of who you are, including your weaknesses, flaws, and shortcomings. It allows you to embrace every part of you, both your best aspects and the ones you wished to change. Self-expression was never about impressing people, but it’s putting yourself on a path that’s real and honest.