"Mine" is a pronoun, that is, a word that takes the place of a noun or noun phrase. The word "Mine" by itself means "the object that belongs to me." Whose car is that? (a) Mine (b) My car.

I'm Pretty Good,Thanks How About U ?

I know that you are very disappointed but try to understand my problem too.I had no arrangements for money So i was arranging money for so many days.

both is correct. he crossed- Past indefinite he crossing- Present Continous

1-An Observable Fact Or Event

"Has" Is Used For Singular(He,She,It) For Example- (1) He/She Has Gone (2) It Has Finished..Etc "Have" Is Used For Plural(I,We,You,They) For Example- (1) We/You/They/i Have Gone (2) These Lines Have Been Taken From The Poem......Etc

There Is No Any Difference "Gonna" Is Only Short Form "Going To"

Yeah,yep,yup,affirm,absolutely, agreed, all right, assuredly, aye, gladly, indubitably, roger, undoubtedly, unquestionably, willingly.....Etc

Yesterday,I Had To Go Cast A Vote

Hello I Have To Go Just Now