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this theme was born out of a desire to show new mobile photosets properly and have them match with ones made from desktop. I’ve decided to release as a holiday gift for you guys! thank you so much for the continuous support this past year and here’s to more in 2020!

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your blog is so nice it is so cohesive and pleasing

Awww, thank you so much bug!!!! 🧡💛🧡💛

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yoongi got SO drunk he almost confessed his love for hoseok .

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[TS4] The Promised Neverland: Character Pack

After months of work, it’s finally here!

This is my (very large) character pack of everyone from the Grace Field House in The Promised Neverland. Lots of CC has been used, so be sure to check out the included ‘Read Me’ file to download everything. I’d love to see your creations, so feel free to tag me!

Download: Google Drive / SFS

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Hinata looks like he’s proposing to Kageyama (with the whole team)

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mom: just eat your food, it’s not that hot

the food:

[emmastudies]

Hey! Im looking for a good tv show to watch any ideas?

Oh boy, here I go! I’ll split it up into ones that I really enjoy and the ones that I’ve watched but maybe aren’t my favourites!

Shows I love:

Game of Thrones - I think if you aren’t watching this already, it is the best time to start!!

The Office (US)

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

The Good Place

Parks and Recreation

The Haunting of Hill House - fking phenomenal! If you don’t mind a bit of horror/jump scares, this is honestly a masterpiece.

Most Popular Girls in School - a stop-motion YouTube series about Barbies. Don’t get me wrong it sounds weird but it is hilarious. 

Terrace House - most are on Netflix now but it is such a cute show!? It is basically just following the lives of 6 Japanese (mainly) twenty-somethings. It is subtitled but I really enjoy that!

Desperate Housewives - I remember sneaking downstairs as a child to watch this through our glass doors! Once I was old enough to watch it, it was so much more intense to the snippets I’d seen. Totally recommend it.

Stranger Things

RuPaul’s Drag Race (+ All Stars & Untucked)

Awkward 

Black Mirror

Shows I’ve enjoyed:

Supernatural - started this a while ago! I got up to season 5 then changed laptops so didn’t have a disc drive and slowly stopped after that. I really enjoyed it whilst I watched it but a lot of people said it dipped after s5 or 6? :(

Pretty Little Liars - a good mystery series but does drag on slightly! That being said, they all have such nice hair which makes me sad :’-)

Riverdale - The first season is pretty solid, it then gets kind of insane. I love it for Madelaine Petsch but part of me constantly feels second-hand embarrassment for some of the scenes :’-) I’ve kind of stopped watching this last season but might try to catch up again!

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

The OA - a very weird but compelling show. I couldn’t stop watching.

American Horror Story - an untraditional show but good nonetheless! I loved Roanoke and Hotel!

Orange is the New Black

How To Get Away With Murder - I watched up to season two and did really like it but got confused so I stopped? :’-) I loved all the Celine bags in it though!

Catfish: The TV Show - I usually watch this with my dad, he finds it hilarious! One of my favourites for casual watching.

Gossip Girl - honestly since a gem of a show! Plus Nate Archibald is such a cutie!!!

Ghost Adventures - I love paranormal shows and these guys are so funny! Probably not legit but hey ho

Bad Education

Unbreakable Kimmy Schimdt

Insatiable - there was a lot of mixed reviews on this but I did enjoy it, Brick Armstrong is so cute and looks like an older version of the kid I had a crush on it year 7 lmao :’-)

Dynasty

Skins

UnReal

Now Apocalypse - totally insane, very heavy sex scenes and stuff but the whole cast is hot hahah 

Arrested Development

The Inbetweeners

Superstore - I started watching it a while ago just on the telly but never got round to finishing it! I’m very tempted to watch it again.

Sharp Objects

Picnic at Hanging Rock

Dark Tourist - a new Netflix show that I really enjoyed :P

Nailed It

Great British Bake Off

Gordon Ramseys …. (basically all his shows) - all these food shows! I love him in kitchen nightmares, hotel hell, etc! It is half disgusting but amazing!

Anything David Attenborough - Our Planet, Plant Earth, etc

A few documentaries I like:

Tickled - I watched this documentary the other day and haven’t stopped thinking about it. The craziest plot twist holy crapalony!

Dead Mommy Dearest (The Act on Hulu is now based on this)

Beware the Slenderman

Making a Murderer

Twinsters - I loved this documentary! It was so heartwarming.

Wild Wild Country

The Keepers

Betting on Zero

The Bleeding Edge

Audrey & Daisy - a serious documentary and so moving. I will put a trigger warning with this recommendation though.

The Hunting Ground - again, a sensitive topic but powerful.

The Imposter

r/documentaries - is fantastic for finding new ones!! Anything by Louis Theroux is usually fab btw :P

I hope that gives you just a few things to watch haha! xx

[emmastudies]

Hello!! Do you have any advice on how to write a more persuasive essay?? thanks❤️

Hey! This was something I definitely struggled with and didn’t really grasp for my first six months of my HSC. I found seeing other examples (e.g. past paper answers by other students) incredibly helpful for learning how to formulate my essays in a way that did actually answer the question. Our school always did this thing called ALARM, which broke down paragraphs into a series of questions. Unsurprisingly, I assume the idea was stolen from this dude who writes about it. It is quite an easy way to see what areas you need to cover depending on the question, and making sure you’re covering things that would be considered as persuasive, rather than just describing it.

When you’re trying to be persuasive definitely consider things like:

Are you backing up your claims?

How are you proving your point? E.g. historical evidence, quotes from reliable sources, etc.

Are your sentences strong in structure?

Do you perhaps offer arguments for points against your theories?

I think a key thing to remember is to avoid describing - you need to provide evidence to show why your point of view is right/more logical/etc.

I have an essay which, to me, is really strong and to the point. I don’t narrate or describe anything, it is just fact after fact. I’d say it is one of the best essays I wrote in my senior year. If you want a copy, I would be happy to send it to you. Obviously, it might not be helpful in terms of content but the idea/structure might help!

Here are some additional links though!

how to write a 5 paragraph essay

how to reduce waffle in an essay

how to critically analyse in an essay

essay planner printable

essay planner and writing guide printable pack

student reading journal log printable pack

Good luck xx

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Piscis: ¿Estás coqueteando conmigo?

Leo: Desde el año pasado, pero gracias por la noticia.

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la madrugada: dawn (00:00 ~ 5:00) la mañana: morning (~5:00 - 11:59) la tarde: afternoon (12:00 ~ 19:59) la noche: evening / night (20:00 - 23:59)

anteayer: the day before yesterday ayer: yesterday hoy: today mañana: tomorrow pasado mañana: the day after tomorrow

el día: day la semana: week el fin de semana: weekend el mes: month el año: year la estación: season ¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy? - What is the date today? ¿A qué fecha estamos hoy? - What is the date today? Hoy es … : Today is … 27 de mayo de 2017 (veintisiete de mayo de dos mil diecisiete)

los días de la semana: days of the week ¿Qué día es hoy? - What day is today? Hoy es … : Today is … lunes: Monday martes: Tuesday miércoles: Wednesday jueves: Thursday viernes: Friday sábado: Saturday domingo: Sunday *We use “el” or “lo” with the days. And we don’t use capital letters. El lunes voy a ir al doctor. - I’m going to the doctor on Monday. Los jueves tengo clases de piano. - On Thursdays I have piano classes.

los meses del año: months of the year ¿En qué mes estamos? - What moth are we in? Estamos en… : We’re in … enero: January febrero: February marzo: March abril: April mayo: May junio: June julio: July agosto: August septiembre: September octubre: October noviembre: November diciembre: December

las estaciones del año: seasons of the year ¿En qué estación estamos? - What season are we in? Estamos en … : We’re in … la primavera: spring el verano: summer el otoño: fall el invierno: winter

We use “en” with months and seasons. And we don’t use capital letters either. Voy a viajar en agosto. - I’m going to travel in August. Visito a mi familia en (el) verano. - I visit my family in the summer.

la semana pasada: last week el fin de semana pasado: last weekend el mes pasado: last month el año pasado: last year la primavera pasada: last Spring el verano/ otoño/ invierno pasado: last Summer/ Fall/ Winter esta semana: this week este fin de semana: this weekend este mes: this month este año: this year esta primavera: this Spring este verano/ otoño/ invierno: this Summer/ Fall/ Winter la próxima semana: next week el próximo fin de semana: next weekend el próximo mes: next month el próximo año: next year la próxima primavera: next Spring el próximo verano/ otoño/ invierno: next Summer/ Fall/ Winter also: la semana que viene: next week el fin de semana que viene: next weekend el mes que viene: next month el año que viene: next year

segundo: second minuto: minute hora: hour

¿Qué hora es? - What time is it? 1:00 = Es la una: It’s 1:00 2:00 = Son las dos: It’s 2:00 3:00 = Son las tres en punto: It’s three o´clock 4:15 = Son las cuatro y cuarto: It’s a quarter past four 5:30 = Son las cinco y media: It’s half past five 6:45 = Son las siete menos cuarto: It’s a quarter to seven 6:45 = Son cuarto para las siete: It’s a quarter to seven (same as previous one) … de la madrugada: at dawn … de la mañana: in the morning … de la tarde: in the afternoon … de la noche: in the evening / at night medio día: noon media noche: midnight todos los días: every day todas las semanas: every week todos los fines de semana: every weekend todos los meses: every month todos los años: every year todas las mañanas: every morning todas las tardes: every afternoon todas las noches: every evening/night todas las primaveras: every Spring todos los veranos/ otoños/ inviernos: every Summer/ Fall/ Winter

todo el día: all day toda la semana: all week, the whole week todo el fin de semana: the whole weekend todo el mes: the whole month todo el año: the whole year toda la mañana: the whole morning toda la tarde: the whole afternoon toda la noche: all night toda la primavera: the whole Spring todo el verano/ otoño/ invierno: the whole Summer/ Fall/ Winter

cada día: each day cada semana: each week cada fin de semana: each weekend cada mes: each month cada año: each year cada mañana: each morning cada tarde: each afternoon cada noche: each evening/night cada primavera: each Spring cada verano/ otoño/ invierno: each Summer/ Fall/ Winter cada dos horas: every two hours cada tres días: every three days cada dos semanas: every two weeks cada seis meses: every six months cada cuatro años: every four years

una vez: once dos veces: twice tres veces: three times una vez al día: once a day dos horas al día: two hours a day tres veces a la semana: three times a week cuatro días a la semana: four days a week cinco veces al mes: five times a month seis días al mes: six days a month siete veces al año: seven times a year ocho meses al año: eight months a year

la primera vez: the first time la segunda vez: the second time la tercera vez: the third time la cuarta vez: the fourth time la quinta vez: the fifth time el pasado: the past el presente: the present el futuro: the future

ahora: now en este momento: at this moment estos días: these days por el momento: at the moment últimamente: recently

siempre: always casi siempre: most of the time, almost always la mayoría de las veces: most of the times a menudo / seguido: often normalmente: usually a veces: sometimes rara vez: seldom casi nunca: rarely, hardly ever nunca: never otra vez / de nuevo: again hoy en día: nowadays hasta ahora: so far, up to now hasta la fecha / hasta hoy: until today

hace: ago hace dos semanas: two weeks ago hace tres meses: three months ago hace cuatro años: four years ago

antes (de): before después (de): after

justo antes (de): just before justo después (de): just after

después: later luego: then, later ya: already desde: since, from hasta: until de: from a: to

de lunes a viernes: from Monday to Friday desde el lunes hasta el viernes: from Monday until Friday

pronto: soon inmediatamente: immediately de repente: suddenly

temprano: early a tiempo: on time tarde: late

al mismo tiempo: at the same time durante: during

un momento: a moment hace un momento: a moment ago Un momento, por favor. - Just a second, please.

cualquier momento: any time cualquier hora: any hour/time cualquier día: any day cualquier semana: any week cualquier fin de semana: any weekend cualquier mes: any month cualquier año: any year

algún momento: some time algún día: some day alguna semana: some week algún fin de semana: some weekend algún mes: some month algún año: some year ¿Cuándo? - When? ¿Cuánto tiempo […]? - How long […]? ¿Cuántos días/ meses/ años […]? - How many days/ months/ years […]? ¿Desde cuándo […]? - Since when[…]? ¿Hace cuánto tiempo (que) […]? - Since when […]? (same as previous one) ¿Hasta cuándo […]? - Until when […]? By when […]? ¿Para cuándo […]? - By when […]?

Tener tiempo: To have time No tener tiempo: To not have time Tardarse: to take time el cumpleaños: birthday ¿Cuándo es tu cumpleaños? - When is your birthday? Es el 2 de marzo: It’s on March 2nd el aniversario: anniversary la cita: appointment; date las vacaciones: vacation el día festivo/ feriado: the holiday la fecha límite: due date la fecha de vencimiento: expiration date la fecha de entrega: due date (for school/work projects, homework…)

I hope this was helpful.  If you have more, please share it with us :)

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In honor of the new year, here is my simple tutorial for setting up and maintaining a language journal. I’ve made 3 so far using this method for spanish, french, and italian because it’s so simple. Disfruta y espero que logres sus metas de lengua este año! <3

What You’ll Need:

composition book

highlighters

flashcard(s)

black ink pen

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[study-isms]

- ̗̀ study-isms printable pack #2 -

Hey everyone! I’m back with another printable pack! I’m sure this will look familiar to a lot of you, as this is my take on Cornell Style notes. 

- These sheets are super effective and easy to use. Each section has an important part in your notes. In the NOTES section, pretty straight forward, just jot down what you hear/read. In the CUES section, you’re going to write down questions you might have, important vocab, things you want to follow up on or work on ect. In the KEY section, you’re going to focus on the one or two most important, or key, points. In the SUMMARY section, you’re just going to summarize everything you’ve written down in a short and concise paragraph. 

- That’s it! This is a method I learned a few years ago and I’ve benefited a lot from. Originally, it was just the Notes, Cues, and Summary section, but I found adding the Key section helped me round it all out. I really recommend trying this style out for lectures and or chapter readings. 

 - You can find and download all three colors [ h e r e ] in the ‘note taking’ folder. -

PLEASE do not redistribute these, or post these anywhere else. I work hard on these, and I don’t want to have to put a water mark on them bc I personally find that distasteful. So if you do use or save these, please like and reblog this post and tag #studyisms !! Thank you and I hope you find these helpful! Enjoy!

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