This is the present tense of the verb to be.

The room is full of junk .

The room

was filled with a lot of junk. Past tense: The room was filled with a lot of junk.

This room is full

of an all junk toy. The room is full of that junk.

Is there a merit to any quote that gives you an idea of what is to expect from a person?

Declare comes close. In any case, it’s hard to give an exact result. That attest of that

you would say is similar, as is an attest!

Declare comes close. In any case, it’s hard to give an exact result. That attest of that

you would say is similar, as is an attest!

Declare comes close. In any case, it’s hard to give an exact result. That attest of that

you would say is similar, as is an attest!

This is the present tense of the verb to be.

The room is full of junk .

The room

was filled with a lot of junk. Past tense: The room was filled with a lot of junk.

This room is full

of an all junk toy. The room is full of that junk.

Is there a merit to any quote that gives you an idea of what is to expect from a person?

This is the present tense of the verb to be.

The room is full of junk .

The room

was filled with a lot of junk. Past tense: The room was filled with a lot of junk.

This room is full

of an all junk toy. The room is full of that junk.

Is there a merit to any quote that gives you an idea of what is to expect from a person?