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Is tennis from England?
Yes it is from U.K. and is basically developed by Harry Gem and his friend Augurio Perera
How Did Tennis Get Invented?
Major Harry Gem and his friend developed a game in 1859-1865.Major Harry Gem and his friend developed a game in 1859-1865.
When did Harry Gem die?
Harry Gem died on 1881-09-04.
When was Harry Gem born?
Harry Gem was born on 1819-05-21.
Where was the first tennis game played?
Tennis was first played by Major Walter C. Wingfeild
Is gem ma older or younger than harry?
Gemma is older than Harry Styles
Who introduced tennis to the US?
Tennis (or lawn tennis) was introduced to the United States by Mary Ewing Outerbridge. Lawn tennis is played outdoors, while court tennis is played indoors.
What has the author James Harry Howard written?
James Harry Howard has written: 'Revised lapidary handbook' -- subject(s): Gem cutting, Precious stones
Tennis come from which country?
Tennis probably originated in France; the ball being hit with the palm of the hand. The game was developed into Real Tennis in England and was particularly liked by Henry VIII. Modern tennis (or lawn tennis) was developed in England from Real Tennis.
Where do you get the last gem in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's for Game Boy Advance?
In "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" for Game Boy Advance, the last gem is located in the Forbidden Forest. After navigating through the forest and defeating various creatures, you'll find it near the end of the level. Make sure to explore thoroughly and defeat the enemies to access the gem. Collect it to complete your quest and progress in the game.
What is the possessive form of gem?
Gem's. Gem's could also be 'gem is' so you have to note the context of the word to tell if it is possessive or 'is' eg The gem's green -- gem's = gem is The gem's colour is green. -- gem's = possessive
Who donated the hope diamond in 1958 to the Smithsonian?
Harry Winston donated the Hope Diamond to the Smithsonian Institution in 1958 by sending the gem through the U.S. mail in a plain brown paper parcel.
