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taylor price
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titsay
Not today Justin
occasionally subtle
KIROKAZE
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
cherry valley forever
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JBB: An Artblog!
macklin celebrini has autism
noise dept.
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@highpenguin-blog
“Your job — as students who are receiving an education — is to be aware of your privilege. And use this particular privilege called “education” to do your best to achieve great things, all the while advocating for those in the rows behind you.”
source
Wow this is a masterpiece
How inspirational….
Great explanation.
a realistic Finals Self-Care guide because like, who’s gonna be in bed at 10pm?
(this is for everybody but especially us mental illnessy people who need to be extra self-carey so we don’t die or something)
you’re ripped at every edge but you’re a m a s t e r p i e c e (insp i ii)
みんな違うから、美しい。（みんなちがうから、うつくしい。/ minna chigau kara, utsukushii.）：Everyone is different, and that’s why they’re beautiful. / Todos somos diferentes, e por isso somos belos.
犬こわい
What the hell is his problem
This also.
Too strong for even the most delicate tasks.
★ ROLLING THUNDER! ★
“…a powerful enough dream will always be enough to light the darkness.”
Howl’s Moving Castle (2004)
I'm confused about how to form the negative て form of verbs. I'm using Tae Kim's guide to review grammar after neglecting it for years. I originally used textfugu, which taught ないで as the negative form, e.g. 食べないで. However, Kim's guide teaches it as なくて, e.g. 食べなくて. Which should i use? Textfugu introduced the て form in the context of forming the imperative whereas the guide introduced it as a way of forming compound sentences, so is it that ないで is a command and なくて is more of a conjunctive form?
Ok, so if you say ~ないで then it’s the same as saying ‘don’t ~’
e.g. このケーキ食べないで (don’t eat this cake!)
It’s used to tell people not to do something, so it’s a bossy kind of conjunction.
The conjunction ~なくて can be used in different ways but means 'not ~’
E.g 食べなくてもいい (it’s ok if you don’t eat [it]/it’s ok if [I/we] don’t eat)
The meaning becomes clear from context (e.g if you’re stuffed and can’t finish your dinner then it’d mean 'it’s ok if you don’t it eat’, if you’re arranging plans to go to a movie together and worrying about where to eat and someone says this then they’re saying they’re ok with the idea that you forego the meal and just watch the movie).
There are further nuances explained at length in this forum thread, which will hopefully help you get a deeper understanding of the uses:http://www.italki.com/question/201172
Dear Fandom it’s Vanitas no Carte day
ALL THESE
ATTRACTIVE
CHARACTERS
EVERYWHERE
AND YET I FELL FOR THIS DUMB EGGNOG
OH MY GOD, mE
Winter ふゆ
I’m curious, for those who are in college, what’s you majoring in?
Bonus: why?
You don’t have to answer if you don’t want to obv. XD
Biology too Why: i didnt had any dreams in highschool so i just went to the same college as my friend I actually chose chemistry but cuz its full the send me to my 2nd choice Welp sad story 😂😂
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