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wonder or ponder..


Question Posted Wednesday August 20 2008, 5:00 am

wats the diff between ponder and wonder

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Faith42 answered Wednesday August 20 2008, 2:00 pm:
Hey, my name is Faith42 !



Ponder means you think deeply about something, wonder means you think about something that
could happen.


I hope I helped,
Faith43 :)

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nyseff answered Wednesday August 20 2008, 6:41 am:
Ponder is thinking very deeply about something. You ponder the origin of the universe. You wonder about whether tomorrow will be a snow day.

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