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"i dont dislike taylor swift as a person, i just think her music is not that good" well i hate her as well. why the fuck am i biking everywhere and taking trains and walking two hours if she produces two tons of co2 emissions for a 15min flight. fuck her
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now: nuclear pasta!
I love the creativity of those silly scientists - Quantum foam [termed by John A. Wheeler some decades ago] was just the beginning! Now come all sorts of nuclear pasta - nuclear gnocchi, spaghetti, waffles, lasagna... etc... Who said physics is not [f/y]ummy? [funny and/or yummy]

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Apparently a lot of people get dialogue punctuation wrong despite having an otherwise solid grasp of grammar, possibly because they’re used to writing essays rather than prose. I don’t wanna be the asshole who complains about writing errors and then doesn’t offer to help, so here are the basics summarized as simply as I could manage on my phone (“dialogue tag” just refers to phrases like “he said,” “she whispered,” “they asked”):
“For most dialogue, use a comma after the sentence and don’t capitalize the next word after the quotation mark,” she said.
“But what if you’re using a question mark rather than a period?” they asked.
“When using a dialogue tag, you never capitalize the word after the quotation mark unless it’s a proper noun!” she snapped.
“When breaking up a single sentence with a dialogue tag,” she said, “use commas.”
“This is a single sentence,” she said. “Now, this is a second stand-alone sentence, so there’s no comma after ‘she said.’”
“There’s no dialogue tag after this sentence, so end it with a period rather than a comma.” She frowned, suddenly concerned that the entire post was as unasked for as it was sanctimonious.
And!
“If you’re breaking dialogue up with an action tag”—she waves her hands back and forth—”the dashes go outside the quotation marks.”
Reblog to save a writer’s life.
This will save my betas precious time !!
I’m at level A2 in Spanish. What verbs should I know?
ser = to be (permanent, personality, height/weight, color, description)
estar = to be (temporary, location, mood, condition, wellness, dead/alive)
ver = to see (sometimes “to watch”)
ir = to go
hacer = to do/make [also used with many idiomatic expressions like hacer calor etc.]
salir = to go out, to exit
decir = to say
tener = to have [also used with many idiomatic expressions like tener hambre etc.]
dar = to give
poder = to be able to
poner = to put
querer = to want / to love
venir = to come
saber = to know (facts)
conocer = to know (people/places) / to meet
deber = must, should
llegar = to arrive
llevar = to carry, to bring
parecer = to seem, to appear (as if/like)
amar = to love (usually romantic)
recordar / acordarse = to remind, to recall / to remember [if you haven’t learned reflexives, then just ignore acordarse for now]
empezar/comenzar = to start/begin
pensar = to think (or sometimes “to plan to (do something)”)
escribir = to write
soñar (con) = to dream (of/about)
gustar / encantar = to like, to really like [used with indirect objects]
resolver = to resolve, to solve
contestar = to answer
preguntar = to ask, to question, to wonder
dormir = to sleep
hablar = to speak
comer = to eat
vivir = to live
cocinar = to cook
preparar = to prepare / to cook
seguir = to continue, to follow
conseguir = to achieve, to get
darse cuenta = to realize (in the sense of having an epiphany or gaining understanding) [reflexives again]
correr = to run
andar = to go, to walk
haber = to exist, to have (done something) [only the basics of hay at this point probably for A2]
dejar = to leave / to stop, to quit
llamar = to call
encontrar = to find
buscar = to look for
necesitar = to need
permitir = to allow, to permit
tomar = to take / to drink (usually with drinks and/or medicine)
trabajar = to work
leer = to read
escuchar = to listen, to hear
oír = to hear
creer = to believe
decidir = to decide
tocar = to touch / to play (an instrument)
jugar = to play (a game/sport)
sentir = to feel, to sense, to noticesentirse = to feel (emotions)
levantar = to raise, to lift uplevantarse = to stand up
acabar = to finish, to end
terminar = to stop, to finish
esperar = to wait / to hope for
añadir/agregar = to add
volver = to return, to come back
regresar = to return
caer = to fall
comprar = to buy
vender = to sell
mentir = to lie, to tell a lie
mirar = to look, to stare, to watch
ganar = to win, to earn
cambiar = to change
estudiar = to study
nacer = to be born
nadar = to swim
volar = to fly
beber = to drink
ayudar = to help
abrir = to open
cerrar = to close
llorar = to cry
reír(se) = to laugh
sonreír = to smile
intentar = to try, to attempt
recibir = to receive, to get
colocar = to place, to put
saltar = to jump
notar = to notice
mandar = to send / to give orders
enviar = to send
parar = to stop (doing something), to not move
construir = to build, to construct
destruir = to destroy
asistir = to attend, to assist
realizar = to accomplish, to finalize
lograr = to achieve, to accomplish, to get done
cumplir = to comply, to fulfill [in the A2 level this would show up more with the idea of birthdays as in “to turn (X number of years)”]
convertir(se) = to change (into), to convert
guardar = to hold onto, to save/reserve, to keep (objects/promises/silence)
ahorrar = to save (money)
despertar(se) = to awaken, to wake up
bañar(se) = to bathe, to take a bath
duchar(se) = to shower, to take a shower
replicar = to reply
responder = to respond, to answer
servir = to serve
invitar = to invite / to pay for, to treat
resultar = to happen [when used with indirect objects it means “to seem like”]ocurrir = to occur
considerar = to consider, to think about
llover = to rain
nevar = to snow
adquirir = to acquire
alquilar = to rent
prestar = to borrow
arreglar = to fix
corregir = to correct
examinar = to examine, to look over
pasar = to pass [also used in many idiomatic expressions]
quedar = to remainquedarse = to stay / to become [situationally]
entrar = to enter
repasar = to go over, to review
revisar = to revise, to look at
quitar = to remove, to get rid of
sacar = to take out
pedir = to request, to ask for
morir (probably) = to die
There might be some repeats or things I missed here. But these are the ones I could think of off the top of my head.
If there are any major ones people think of, let me know!
Hey did you know I keep a google drive folder with linguistics and language books that I try to update regularly
**UPDATE**
I have restructured the folders to make them easier to use and managed to add almost all languages requested and then some
Please let me know any further suggestions
One of the keepers of the new age Library of Alexandria ☕ is blessing the world I see.
This is phenomenal.
my masterpost | my studygram | ask me anything | How to Stop Procrastinating
this is genius

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Avoid sci-hub too👀
From Ask for PDFs from People with Institutional Access
finally uploaded a full day in my life as a college student and small business owner, enjoy!
An Overview of Note-Taking Styles
Note-taking is one of the most essential skills a student should master. It allows you to record and review information to be used in the future. But what’s the best way to do so? Here’s an overview of note-taking styles that can help you maximize your learning!
some easy to follow tips on how to organize your digital life for a stress-free experience while trying your best at school! ✨📖
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self-studying in three steps
being productive at home
“Culture”-ally stimulating art. Even mold can be beautiful…
by microbiologist Antoine Bridier-Nahmias
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u know whats wild. everyone on here like 20 and when i first joined everyone was like 14 15. u ask anybody n they been here for years. nobody new on here. staff locked the doors n were all Stuck Inside
how i use google drive for university - pt 1: digital notetaking by kkaitstudies
idk about you but i’ve tested a bunch of note taking methods. in my last few years of university, i was indeed lazy and rarely referred back to the professor’s slides in the course shell. i opted to read off the slides in lecture and take notes. while MS OneNote is great, i found myself enjoying Google Drive much more. so here is a quick overview of how i take notes using Google Docs.
folders are your friends
make separate folders for each of your courses. google drive even gives you the option to change the colours of the folders. in these folders, add any relevant coursework such as the syllabi, readings, and your notes document.
use one doc for notes per course
once you receive the syllabi, take some time to take note of required readings, and assignment deadlines. i have created a free template you can save to your own google drive that you can access here. fill out:
- course code & name - prof’s name, office hours, and email - date(s) for each week of class - weekly readings (tip: if you have online readings, you can link them in the doc!) - & open the document outline (view > show document outline)
you also don’t have to use all these features. T B H, i didn’t do weekly readings. a lot. oops. BUT i did always pay attention in lecture. i simply deleted the “reading notes” header every week i didn’t bother to read.
make use of early access to lecture slides, headers, etc.
some profs (bless their souls) post the slides sometime before the lecture. if you have the time, copy the lecture slides into your notes. and if they don’t…type real quick to get all the info as it’s happening (or go back to slides online after lecture to see what you missed out on). i separate lecture topics with headers, with the bullet points underneath (see above). if there is anything that the prof says during class that isn’t in the lecture slides, i will change the colour of the text to a different colour. any important concepts or testable material are highlighted.
…and that’s how i take notes! everyone is different. not all note-taking methods work for everyone. this is what worked for me in my last 2 years of uni. hopefully a similar structure works for some of y’all! also, let me know what you think and @ me if you end up using my template. have a great semester!
coming soon: [ part 2: grade tracker | part 3: gmail and gcal ]