The lemons in our neighbor’s garden hanged invitingly, and they took me back to those lazy summer afternoons where we would squander them away in pitchers of lemonade.
Replace HANGED with HUNG The lemons in our neighbor’s garden hung invitingly, and they took me back to those lazy summer afternoons where we would squander them away in pitchers of lemonade. The regular past tense of hang is hung, which would mostly be used. In the case of hanging someone by the neck the past tense is hanged which means killed by hanging.
How do you typically handle stress?
How often do you prefer to be alone rather than in a social setting?
How do you typically handle criticism or negative feedback?
How do you approach new situations or experiences?
How often do you find yourself feeling envious of others' successes or accomplishments?
Are you more of an introvert or an extrovert?
Do you like a lot of order and regularity in your life?
How often do you find yourself questioning the meaning of life and your purpose in it?
How do you handle situations where you are required to compromise your integrity or values?
How can you strike a balance between your ambition for accomplishment and success and your need for work-life balance?