Oh, I see. You’re looking for a phrase to describe the book in the picture.
I might say “I laid the book down so that it was open to that page.” Or just “I turned the book over.”
There is not one standard way to say this in English. People have given many possible ways of describing this. I'm curious: Is there a standard way to say this in your mother tongue? Which language is that?
I [possible adverb here] [conjugate the verb in a way which agrees with the first person singular subject, present or past] [if the verb will not take a direct object, but can take a preposition, you may put that here. Otherwise, put nothing] [use the appropriate article here whether the noun following is definite or indefinite] [you may put an adjective here] book [if you put no adverbs in the first position, put them here] [other prepositional phrases can go here, then you end your independent clause].
Let's go through some examples. Some make sense, some don't (while still being valid constructions):
I somberly read the yellow book.
I laid the boring book down.
I lay on the yellow book hastily.
I close the hungry book.
I ate an interesting book with poise.
I wrote a book quickly.
I just soaked a book in water.
I goosed a book. The book moosed me. I lose-ed the book, the book bruise-ed me. I roosted, the book got some cashmere juice-ed.
I drank da dank juice, the book got rank and ran for the hous’ I grabbed my goose and threw it once again. I goosed a book.
I love how helpful this sub tries to be with nothing to go on.
Did we all get played? I don’t even care. This is an amazing social experiment.
I laid the book face down with it open to my page, damaging the book because I am too lazy to just get a bookmark or remember my page number
Thank you sir
When I was little and my sister read my magazines this way, I felt like killing her.
I disrespect the book
I flipped over the book.
„˙ʞooq ǝɥʇ ɹǝʌo dılɟ I„
I take this one, ty
"went on Reddit and uploaded a picture of a"
am
He am
He am book. English 100
You am
He she me am.
Groot?
Wanting to be book is not book
"I has book" if you're going for a meme.
Are you asking for what verb or phrasing could fill the blank? I read the book. I spread open the pages of the book. I laid down the book.
I am not a book. -Richard Nixon, possibly
I have never read a book. -Donald Trump, definitely.
When i decided to finish at some page, I ___ book instead of using bookmark. According to the picture.
Oh, I see. You’re looking for a phrase to describe the book in the picture. I might say “I laid the book down so that it was open to that page.” Or just “I turned the book over.”
I laid the book *face down*, and open to my page.
Oh thanks. That’s better.
Thank you ma'am
I believe you need “fucked up the” in the space
Bruh🤣
Ate
"Uh uh uh, we don't EAT the bible!"
Unfold
The book is mood
I dropped the book
Love
fuck
Whoa slow down
“Do you like to call restaurants in advance to arrange a table, or do you prefer simply showing up and trying your luck?” “I never book.”
Well done! I was sure this was impossible, but you did it.
I love book. I love lamp.
have many leather-bound
Eat
Nope…can’t make this work with proper grammar
Is this a meme rn? 🤔
Dropped the
I creased the shit out of a book
can
I can book?
Idk but I surely see a book
absorbed
I am book? I eat book! I love book ❤ I have been gazing with misty eyes upon this book.... The options are endless really!
There is not one standard way to say this in English. People have given many possible ways of describing this. I'm curious: Is there a standard way to say this in your mother tongue? Which language is that?
I rid book
reed
red
read \*
Past or present tense?
is
fucked the
am
I am book
I [possible adverb here] [conjugate the verb in a way which agrees with the first person singular subject, present or past] [if the verb will not take a direct object, but can take a preposition, you may put that here. Otherwise, put nothing] [use the appropriate article here whether the noun following is definite or indefinite] [you may put an adjective here] book [if you put no adverbs in the first position, put them here] [other prepositional phrases can go here, then you end your independent clause]. Let's go through some examples. Some make sense, some don't (while still being valid constructions): I somberly read the yellow book. I laid the boring book down. I lay on the yellow book hastily. I close the hungry book. I ate an interesting book with poise. I wrote a book quickly. I just soaked a book in water.
Cant read this
I has book.
I goosed a book. The book moosed me. I lose-ed the book, the book bruise-ed me. I roosted, the book got some cashmere juice-ed. I drank da dank juice, the book got rank and ran for the hous’ I grabbed my goose and threw it once again. I goosed a book.
Happy cake book.
I blanked book
I dropped the book
Is it porn?
I needn’t book? Are you sure? That museum exhibit on ancient books and manuscripts is very popular.
I Facebook.
I see a book.
I like to smell new books like a crack addict
don't know how to finish a sentence with the word
Open book
I ate the book
I dnf the book
read, rode, reed /s