to look at somebody or something for a long time (verb)
stare
you use something from someone, then give it back to them (verb)
borrow
to move your boat through the water using oars (verb)
row
the white gas that you see in the air when there is a fire (verb)
smoke
a small amount of water that falls onto something (noun)
splash
if something stays on top of the water and does not go under (verb)
float
if you ____ one thing to another, you attach it using a rope or string (verb)
tie
you make sudden, violent contact with something (verb)
hit
we put speech inside the _______________ marks
quotation marks
the electricity that lights up the sky in a storm (noun)
lightning
long wooden objects that you use to row a boat (noun)
oars
to suddenly take hold of something (noun)
grab
