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An action that makes something happen?
To "cause" is an action that makes something happen.
What is the action that makes something happen?
"Cause" is the action word that makes something happen.
A five letter action word that makes something happen?
To "Cause" is a five letter action word makes something happen.
Life is action not contemplation?
Every action has a reaction. you know to get something action must be performed. Tougths never makes action & reaction
What apricorn makes a master ball?
none will u need action replay 2 do that sry
An action that makes something happen?
To "cause" is an action that makes something happen.
What is the action that makes something happen?
"Cause" is the action word that makes something happen.
A five letter action word that makes something happen?
To "Cause" is a five letter action word makes something happen.
What is an event that makes something else happen?
Cause.
Action that makes something happen?
It could be a catalyst.
What is a five letter word and the second letter is a the clue is an action that makes something happen?
a "Cause".
What is the difference between happen and happening?
"Happen" is a verb that refers to the occurrence of an event or situation, while "happening" is a noun that describes an event, situation, or occurrence. So, something can happen, but for it to be a happening, it must be an event or occurrence that is currently taking place.
a historians makes a interpretation when he or she?
Gives meaning to an event or action.
Events 2 has a causal relationship with Event 1 when?
Event 1 makes Event 2 happen.
What is a person place or thing that makes something happen that starts with a C?
Creation; a catalyst makes something happen.
Event 2 has a causal relationship with Event 1 when?
Event 1 makes Event 2 happen.
What is it called if you think something will happen so it does?
This is referred to as the "self-fulfilling prophecy" phenomenon, where an individual's belief or expectation about a future event influences their behavior in a way that ultimately makes the event more likely to occur.
