I wonder who drove this car.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Topic of the day- French
Fuck rosetta stone Peut-être- maybe Demain- tommorow Jamais- never Jour- day Prochain- next C'est certain- that's for sure L'amour- love L'oiseau- bird Rebelle- rebellious Belle- pretty Enfant- child Vite- swift Conduire- to lead, to take (se conduire- behave Conduire someone faire something- to lead someone to do something) Alors- then Harmonie- harmony Faire une promenade en harmonie- make a walk in harmony Stressée- stressed Heureux- hero? La colère- anger Vieux- old Pleine forme-? Jouvent- often Beaucoup- alot A bientôt-? Peuvent- can, able -aire = -ar,-ary -eux,-euse= -ous -ique= -ic, -ical Avoir+ -é/i/u=-ed D'autres- others Beau/belle/beaux/belles- pretty Nouveau,nouvel/nouvelle/nouveaux-new Reçoivent- recieve Avoir besoin de- to need Avoir envie de- to want Avoir puer de- to have fear, to fear Avoir de la chance- to have luck, be lucky Quelqu'un- someone, anyone, somebody, anybody Quelque chose- something, anything Une boum- party Une soirée- evening party À pied- on foot ici- here il y a- there are, there is Ça, là-bas- that, over there Regarde ça- look at that Est-ce qu'il y a- is there, are there...? Drôle- funny Pénible- a pain, annoying Super- great Chouette- neat Qui est-ce- who is that Quel âge as tu- how old are you Comment t'appelle tu- What's ur name Homme/femme- man woman Fille- girl Avion- plane L'agneau- lamb Modifier- edit Tous- all Rappel- snooze Seul- alone Être- to be Avoir- to have Faire- to do, to make Aller- to go Jouer- to play Parler- to speak Manger- to eat Travailler- to work Depenser- to spend Gagner- to earn, to win Payer- to pay, to pay for Répondre- to respond Perdre- to lose Entendre- to hear Tondre- to mow the lawn Vendre- to sell Descendre- to descend, go down Rendre- to return, give back (rendre visite mon pere) visited bascially Voir- to see Balayer- to sweep Réparer- to fix Aider- to help Nettoyer- to clean (special conjugation) Ranger- to pick up (ma chambre) Laver- to wash (la voiture) Assister- to attend Rencontrer- to meet Louer- to rent Choisir- to choose Finir- to finish Maigrir- to lose weight Réussir- to succeed Attendre- to wait, to wait for Rester- to stay Revenir- to come back Venir- to come (je vient) Ecrirer- to write??? Devenir- to come Rester- to stay Monter- to climb Rentrer- to re-enter, come Sortir- to leave Venir- to come Aller- to go Naître- to be born Descendre- descend, to go down Entrer- to enter Revenir- re-enter, to come back Tomber- to fall Retourner- to return, re-enter Arriver- to arrive Mourir- to die Partir- to leave Payer et nettoyer (special) Nettoie ons ies ez ie ient ---------------------------------------- PRESENT: ER e ons es ez e ent IR is issons is issez it issent RE s ons s ez / ent ---------------------------------------- FUTURE: Infinitive+ending(ai/as/a/ions/iez/ont) Ex. Je Mangerai, je assisterai (Irregulars future) To be- ser + ai/as/a/ions/iez/ont To have- aur + ai/as/a/ions/iez/ont To do- fer + ai/as/a/ions/iez/ont RECENT FUTURE: Aller + inf. RECENT PAST: Venir + de + inf PAST: Avoir + verb with é ---- er verbs Avoir + verb with i ----- ir verbs Avoir + verb with u ---- re verbs (Irregulars past-) Être- été Avoir- eu Voir- vu Faire- fait Mettre- mis With the irregulars of past tense, you must use "être", meaning "to be" in the place of avoir. The formula will be- Être + verb -List of the verbs to use with "être" Devenir- to come Rester- to stay Monter- to climb Rentrer- to re-enter, come Sortir- to leave Venir- to come Aller- to go Naître- to be born Descendre- descend, to go down Entrer- to enter Revenir- re-enter, to come back Tomber- to fall Retourner- to return, re-enter Arriver- to arrive Mourir- to die Partir- to leave Use the accord with the past tense, add them when the noun is feminine, plural, or feminine plural to the ending of the infinitive. ____________ | ACCORD | | "e" for fem. | | "s" plural | | "es" pl. fem. | |___________ | ----------------------------------------
Topic of the day- Astronomy
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Random facts from Astronomy class:
-The winter circle has 6 constellations.
-Orion is the easiest constellation to find during the winter.
-Canis Major has a seriously huge star called Sirius.
1 MOLE of
02 = 32 g
N2 = 28 g
H2 = 2 g
He = 4 g
- Uranus and Neptune has 3% of their outer atmosphere is Methane.
- 602,000,000,000,000,000,000,000= number of particles in one mole.
- Uranus was the first planet to be DISCOVERED on March 13, 1781.
- The great red spot is a storm thats been going on for over 300 on planet:
- Voyager I is a satellite that went only to Jupiter and Saturn. Voyager II actually went on Uranus and Neptune.
- Pluto is not a planet, it is a dwarf star.
- There is so little light to take pictures of uranus that the shutter had to be open longer thus making photos blurry.
- 42 years at a time, the north pole of Uranus receives no sunlight.
- Uranus has a magnetic field but it is tilted.
- Mars is basically made of rust/iron oxide
- Uranus has a magnetic field because the pressure on the water creates an electric current. The water acts as a metal and creates that magnetic field.
- Uranus has 27 moons. 5 are large and more important than the others.
- Carbon causes the moons and planets to be exceptionally dark.
- Miranda's, one of Uranus' moons, strange appearance is possibly due to a freezing during its formation.
- Neptune has methane causing its color.
- Scooter is a cloud on Neptune that moves unusually fast.
- The rotation axis of Neptune differs from its magnetic field axis.
Random facts from Astronomy class:
-The winter circle has 6 constellations.
-Orion is the easiest constellation to find during the winter.
-Canis Major has a seriously huge star called Sirius.
1 MOLE of
02 = 32 g
N2 = 28 g
H2 = 2 g
He = 4 g
- Uranus and Neptune has 3% of their outer atmosphere is Methane.
- 602,000,000,000,000,000,000,000= number of particles in one mole.
- Uranus was the first planet to be DISCOVERED on March 13, 1781.
- The great red spot is a storm thats been going on for over 300 on planet:
- Voyager I is a satellite that went only to Jupiter and Saturn. Voyager II actually went on Uranus and Neptune.
- Pluto is not a planet, it is a dwarf star.
- There is so little light to take pictures of uranus that the shutter had to be open longer thus making photos blurry.
- 42 years at a time, the north pole of Uranus receives no sunlight.
- Uranus has a magnetic field but it is tilted.
- Mars is basically made of rust/iron oxide
- Uranus has a magnetic field because the pressure on the water creates an electric current. The water acts as a metal and creates that magnetic field.
- Uranus has 27 moons. 5 are large and more important than the others.
- Carbon causes the moons and planets to be exceptionally dark.
- Miranda's, one of Uranus' moons, strange appearance is possibly due to a freezing during its formation.
- Neptune has methane causing its color.
- Scooter is a cloud on Neptune that moves unusually fast.
- The rotation axis of Neptune differs from its magnetic field axis.
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