I assume you mean who invented the device. Like a lot of things it evolved, in a sense from roller skates and (skooters) made from soap boxes with handlebars on front and having roller skate (trucks) fore and aft. There is some evidence that Amelia Earhart and her sister made a sort of improvised toboggan ride- that might have had commercial possibilities as a fold-away carnival ride of the slide or toboggan type with cars using roller-skate chassis in part. a modern replica of this device- a display and not a (ride) is on display, courtesy of a local shop class, at the Atcheson , KS Amelia Earhart birthplace museum. It is going to far to give Amelia credit as the inventor as the device was actually a bobsled-like gravity ride, but there are similarities.
The present perfect tense of invited is has invited or have invited.
A skateboard.
It is exactly the same. "the skateboard" means "das skateboard"
My brother's skateboard is blue with white and black, he loves his skateboard.
a skateboard will go faster a skateboard will go faster a skateboard will go faster
Ironically, the largest skateboard.
You cannot skateboard in poptropica
do not skateboard.
=they named a skateboard a skateboard cause you are simply skating on a board I think that's the answer=
Wheels dont make a skateboard easier to turn on the skateboard trucks do that.
I can imagine that if it can crawl up on the skateboard and hit the ground or a surrounding then it can ride a skateboard.
The present perfect of the verb to invite is "has invited" and "have invited".Examples:I have invited my sisters.You have invited my sisters.He (she) has invited my sisters.We have invited my sisters.They have invited my sisters.