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SraJMcGin

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Jaylnn's Spanish Literature post.
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It was very difficult to find information on your Textbook, because it is so recent --- late January 2011. But I now have a
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EL PRETERITO:THE PRETERIT OF REGULAR VERBS: -AR: hablar = to speak yo hablé = I spoke, I DID speak tú hablaste él/ella/usted
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Please refer back to your original post, which I JUST found again!http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1317246435 Sra
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Hopefully someone will do 14-20.Sra
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Would you please help Lee with his problem?Sra
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Please don't forget the corrections on the original Spanish post. It's back at least 3 pages by now. Thanks for the English and
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Please check my last 2 posts where I posted first.Sra
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I typed the Geographical Expressions, etc. in Word and made a PDF to post here. Hopefully you can read it far better.FRENCH:
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I want back and posted something today...about 3 posts back.Let me collect some of the Biology tests online for you. When I get
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I had to go way back to a site I used to recommend when I tutored for AOL. I am glad it is still there and you might find it
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I have a suggestion for you on the last post of Dec. 9.http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1291947185 Sra
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In case you don't go back to your other post, I don't want you to miss what I wrote:It's new terminology then because for over
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Here's the answer from yesterday:spanish1 homework check - SraJMcGin, Tuesday, September 21, 2010 at 4:58pm 1. son las, etc. To
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Please go back to your original post for additional information. Please also post a name!Sra
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To save your looking for these AP Biology sites, I now have ready:AP Central, AP Fees, Study Tips, Reviews, Test-Taking Tips,
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Would you look at this one?http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1278269044 Sra (aka Mme)
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About the thimble you described, please look at the maker's mark on the right:http://home.comcast.net/~brl/thimbles/stern.jpg
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Just post your question. When you post under someone else's post, it's apt to be missed.Sra
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Joyeux Noël et Bonne AnnéeFeliz Navidad y un Próspero Año Nuevo Sra (aka Mme)
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Here is an Online Academy and you could request information:http://www.KaplanOnlineSchools.com/CA
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What is it your are specifically trying to do? All I can do is provide some Tutorials but it would help to know why all these
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I just realized you wrote "tarte de pêche" and it's far better to say "tarte aux pêches, tarte aux pommes" etc.Sra
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Why did I never see your answers so you would know if you were wrong or right?Sra
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Where on earth ARE you with your answers? Also, what is the title of the textbook you have, the copyright, the author(s) etc.
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Please go back to those two where I asked you to follow the 4 steps. I will NOT supply the answers until you do that! You need
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Let me give you something on "multiple-choice" items that may help you to guess better.Many teachers prepare multiple-choice
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Please look at how Rosetta Stone sets up the learning, including pictures, etc. Note how the "recall" is done. Then you will
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Most children are familiar with Dr. Seuss and "Green Eggs and Ham." You could use some of the catchy phrases there.Here are some
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As promised, now that I had more time:Known: class is about 45 minutes long first-grade students are about 7 years old the topic
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This is a book your library might have but you can read it online:http://books.google.com/books?id=02QIAAAAQAAJ&dq=France+before
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Don't miss the lengthy explanation of what you were doing last night with object pronouns replacing nouns. Hopefully you will be
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Now I'm waiting for YOU to do what you can and then I'll be back later this evening to proofread it!Sra (aka Mme)
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Since you have asked so many questions about dogs, I thought you might like the following site:http://animalbehaviorcollege.com/
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FRENCH TRANSITION WORDSENGLISH FRENCH about (a subject) au sujet de absolutely absolutment actually effectivement, en réalité,
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Here's an interesting site on "En Mer:"http://www.readbookonline.net/readOnLine/1630/ Sra (aka Mme)
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Here is a book to look for, if you aren't happy with the poems you now have:The River Is Wide / El río es ancho. Twenty Mexican
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Knowing that you and Hélène love poetry (and I do too!) here are some sites you might like:1. (you can hear poetry sung or
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If you go back before the "repost" I found the first post just now! There is an answer there.Sra (aka Mme)
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Now that I know you are studying literature and that "classmate" has threatened you, here are some sites to help you to learn
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Having a book on reserve and trying to read it, while others want the same book, is certainly not advantageous! However, if you
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SIMILARITIES & DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE 2 LOVE-TRIANGLES IN "PUNISHMENT WITHOUT VENGEANCE:"Alicia, it will be up to you to
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Since we have received no answer from the e-mails to Dawn Dupree, I also sent requests to Goldsmith College, where she is a
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Here's another site on "The Birds" by Dawn Dupree:http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1223124635 (Art, Bob) Sra
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Here is another Website that takes FOREVER to show what you need. At the bottom, if you click on each tiny rectangle you can get
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Please don't miss the latest proofreading of your paragraph.Sra
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for LORI, EnglishThank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum, BUT when you post under someone's else's post, we assume
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It took me a while to find this one:http://french.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://french.meetup.com/ Sra (aka Mme)
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Are you sure you understood the answers to the two posts this morning? Please look at my answers and explanations and then post
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Please check down below. You need to know that what you wrote is quite incorrect.Sra
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Here are some interesting sites for Corneille that you may not have seen:1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corneille_(singer) 2.
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Here is the answer from Arm & Hammer re: baking soda:Thank you for visiting our web site. We appreciate your interest in our
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oops! This was posted to H Barrero, the author!Nada te turbe; nada te espante; todo se pasa; Dios no se muda, la pacïencia 5
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Nada te turbe;nada te espante; todo se pasa; Dios no se muda, la pacïencia 5 todo lo alcanza. Quien a Dios tiene, nada le
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DOUBLE OBJECT PRONOUNS = LOS COMPLEMENTOS DOBLESWhen a verb has two object pronouns, (one direct and one indirect), the indirect
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SINGLE OBJECT PRONOUNS = UN COMPLEMENTO SIMPLEDIRECT-OBJECT PRONOUNS: Ana no me visita. = Ann does not visit me. Ana no te
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l8. LOS COMPLEMENTOS DOBLESWhen a verb has two object pronouns, the indirect object (usually the object pronoun referring to the
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Spanish for John. Direct-object pronouns:SINGLE OBJECT PRONOUNS: (what you learn first) and Heaven Help me if it won't cut &
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Did you back up to your question about 3 pages ago about the subject (phares) and adjective agreement (cassés)?Mme
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Lists!1. How to form the Subjunctive for regular verbs (Present Subjunctive): Drop the -ant of the present participle and add
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Amber, BiologyFirst of all, as Christina said, "Post a New Question" because when you post under someone else's post we assume
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Be sure you find my answers to your exercises as it's now on page 2 and could be page 3 by the time you look!Sra
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The Imperfect is used:1. To express a continuous action in the past. (Juan leía el periódico = John was reading the
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Somehow could that "y" be a "j?" The only word it could be is "conejo" or rabbit.Sra
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Mon ami, les profs ici sont ici pour AIDER mais pas pour FAIRE les devoirs des étudiants. Nous voulons vous aider mais il faut
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It would be helpful if you could use the same name consistently, please. Otherwise we think we are answering the same post over
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Be sure you see all 3 of your posts:1. http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1201054594 2.
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OK. No sense doing a national holiday that has already passed. Here are 3 ideas:1. Navidad = Christmas Day, December 25th. 2.
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At this point I only know you have a project due Monday. The sooner you give me more particulars, the sooner I can do research,
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Spanish for Wilma. Here are the country sites, just in case!1. http://www.countryreports.org/ 2.
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Hopefully you didn't miss the additional information I gave you to what Michael said re: Present Progressive Tense.Sra
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Perhaps you didn't have to give your description today. I have it done for you but I need to see what you "think" it is first.
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Ohayo, Joshua.A few more things you "might" like! 1. http://members.aol.com/writejapan/ 2.
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For some reason I missed your question the other day about "C'est délicieux, etc." and I thought you might like an explanation.
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Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. I've seen this question so many times lately, that I hope everything is on
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Spanish for Lilly and JenniferHere are sites on the two countries: Chile and la Argentina 1. (Argentina):
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Stumbled across this this morning! Apparently Julio Cortázar fabricated the words "cornocopio, los famas" and that's why you
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Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. If you post the title and publisher/author of your textbooks, often those
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Salut! Voici le vocabulaire. If these work, I won't type them over!In the order you mentioned: 1.
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Clothing = les vêtementsIf it doesn't post, don't worry! I'll just type it over. LES VETEMENTS à carreaux, carré - checkered
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Bonjour encore une fois! (Hello again.) You have mentioned nothing about vocabulary. Would you like some expressions, etc.? I
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Ça va aujourd'hui? This morning I was wondering if you sing at all in class. We did a lot of that and my students knew that
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PRESENT TENSE OF AVOIR AND ETRE:avoir = to have AFFIRMATIVE INTERROGATIVE I have, I do have, have I? do I have? I am having j'ai
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PRESENT TENSE OF REGULAR -ER VERBS:NEGATIVE AND NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE: NEGATIVE: I am not playing, I do not play je ne joue pas
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PRESENT TENSE OF REGULAR -ER VERBS: INTERROGATIVE:am I playing? do I play? I play? INVERTED FORMS est-ce que FORMS - - - - - - -
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Do you have a French name for class? My favorite would be "Miche" for you! What do you think?Today I'd like to tell you about
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PRESENT TENSE OF REGULAR -ER VERBS AFFIRMATIVE:jouer = to play (the infinitive is introduced by "to" and does not say WHO or
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AGREEMENT OF ADJECTIVESFORMS: Singular: Masculine = petit riche gris heureux actif cher Feminine = petite riche grise heureuse
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PERSONAL PRONOUNSSUBJECT PRONOUNS Singular je (j') = I tu = you (familiar) il = he, it elle = she, it on = one, "we," you, they,
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CONTRACTIIONS WITH THE DEFINITE ARTICLE &POSSESSION WITH "DE" CONTRACTIONS: The prepositons "a" and "de" contract with "le" and
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PLURAL OF NOUNS (that refused to post before!)Most French nouns, like most English nouns, form their plural by adding "s" to the
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DEFINITE & INDEFINITE ARTICLES:The definite article "THE" has four forms: le = before a masculine singular noun beginning with a
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I'm not sure if you were the one I gave the pronunciation sites to. Just in case I missed you and/or you would like them:1.
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The first question I used to ask my students was "Why are you studying French?" They didn't always have the "best" reason but
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One more try!PLURAL OF NOUNS Most French nouns, like most English nouns, form their plural by adding s to the singular: SINGULAR
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This is what would not post:PLURAL OF NOUNS Most French nouns, like most English nouns, form their plural by adding s to the
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By now the "chart" for accent marks on the computer is at the end of your posting on page 2. If you have anything further to
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An audio sites:http://www.oberoi-net.com/language.html#french Some other sites: 1. (Broken Link Removed) 2. grammar =
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This is an overview of French Tenses. You may not be using all of them (Passé Simple, for example, which is used in literature)
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I just spent an hour trying to post things for you, using "Post a New Question." I think because it didn't have MY name as
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