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[thelanguagecommunity]

Due to tumblr’s limit on the number of links that can be put in a single post I am breaking up the french resource list into three posts. This is the grammar section:

grammar books & guides

bonjour de france

français facile

le français pour tous

practice makes perfect: complete french grammar [pdf]

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[thenamesjocelyn]

[jatel0-deactivated20150421]

For The Masses:

http://gen.lib.rus.ec

http://textbooknova.com

http://en.bookfi.org/

http://www.gutenberg.org

http://ebookee.org

http://www.manybooks.net

http://www.giuciao.com

http://www.feedurbrain.com

http://oll.libertyfund.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=380

http://www.alleng.ru/ 

http://www.eknigu.com/ 

http://ishare.iask.sina.com.cn/

http://2020ok.com/

http://www.freebookspot.es/Default.aspx

http://www.freeetextbooks.com/

http://onebigtorrent.org/

http://www.downeu.me/ebook/

http://forums.mvgroup.org

http://theaudiobookbay.com/

More Here

[keomoto-deactivated20141214]

no one coulda reblogged this a month ago when i spent 500

[kreativegeenius]

momentsbymarcus

[trappunzelll]

Look at KB coming through

[kimreesesdaughter]

Every time you see this, reblog it. There is always someone in college that will see this.

[justsomeantifas]

Tips To Make Your College Experience Cheaper

Textbook websites

List of websites where you can find free ebooks, specified by subject.

Slugbooks.com (to compare textbook prices)

Thriftbooks.com  

Bigwords.com (price comparison)

Chegg.com

Abebooks.com (offers textbook editions, like unbound ones, that are cheaper than retailers)

directtextbooks.com

studentbooktrades.com

Bookrenter.com (shipping is free, as well as the shipping back to the warehouse)

gutenberg.org (free e-books)

campusbooks.com

textbooks.com

Allbookstores.com (searching shows the lowest price for a book)

textbookrecycling.com

bookscouter.com (find the highest buy back site for a book)

ecampus.com

bookbyte.com

bookdepository.com (Good for English majors, discounted books shipped around the world)

gen.lib.rus.ec (free digital copies of books)

HERE is a huge list of textbook PDFs.

Textbook tips

ALWAYS check to see if textbook websites have online coupons. Check outside websites like RetailMeNot.com but also sign up for their email listing. They often send you a coupon for just signing up and will continually send you other coupon deals.

Amazon has good deals on books sometimes and they offer college students temporary free membership. Here’s a link explaining some of the details.

Amazon and other retailers, like Barnes and Noble also offer textbook rental. You get the book for a certain amount of time (30 days, 60 days, 90 days, etc., then mail it back to them.) Much cheaper than buying.

Some professors put textbooks on reserve in the library so you can check them out for an hour or two instead of actually buying them.

If your class textbooks are at the library and you need them for longer than allowed, you can always photocopy them.

Look for Facebook pages/groups with your school name and year, people are always posting online to get rid of their textbooks.

If your books are older/literature type books they are often available as e-books for free or easy to find at used bookstore or thrift stores.

Ask your professor after hours if you can borrow and make copies of the class textbook.

Many colleges use the Link+ library sharing program or something similar. If the textbook you need isn’t offered in the library, another school within the program can deliver the book for free. Ask you school’s librarians about it.

If you have a class that requires a “reader,” which is just a bunch of articles, you can usually find them at the school library or online.

Keep your textbooks in the best condition possible, so they sell for higher when you no longer need them.

If you can access your class list and the emails of your classmates early, ask if anyone would like to share a textbook. Split the price and share it or just ask to copy the chapters needed.

General tips

If you get financial aid, set it up to deposit into your own checking account because FAFSA ATMs are frustrating.

Check out the dollar stores for some college supplies. They have pens, notebooks, planners, etc.

Find upperclassmen who are moving out of their dorms/apartments, they often sell/give away items they are no longer going to be using.

Find out if your department offers free printing to undergrads. If yours doesn’t, find a friend whose department does.

Pretty much every school offers a MS Office license to students for free. It may not be well advertised but make sure to find out before paying for the programs on your own.

Bulk supply stores are usually cheaper.

Use your phone’s planner and alerts for assignments.

If you need energy boosts, it’s definitely cheaper to brew your own coffee and tea, then use a travel mug. But if you need to go to places like Starbucks, sign up for the Starbucks card so you can get free refills on certain items and get discounts for members only.

Find out what free courses your school offers and go to them instead of paying for a tutor.

At many universities there are conferences and talks almost daily, which often offer free lunches and dinners.

Some colleges offer free cab services so make sure to look into that.

Most school health care places give out free condoms and they are often given out at events too.

Besides math, older editions of textbooks are usually just fine and much cheaper.

Thrift stores are great if you need items for your dorm or apartment, they have appliances and offer testing areas in a section of the store.

Specific to Seattle: There’s a place called Seattle ReCreative and you can get school supplies for extremely cheap.

Check when stores offer back to school sales and get supplies then for cheaper than usual.

Get your syllabus as soon as possible so you can photocopy all the needed pages in textbooks.

Look for websites that offer similar information in the textbook, sometimes it’s explained better online, gives examples, or just generally better worded.

Buy school supplies during tax-free weekend.

Apply for as many local scholarships as possible and do it every year in college, not just freshman year.

Ask absolutely every place you go if they offer student discounts. Many places don’t advertise this, but will offer some kind of discount if you show your student ID.

Find out if your school has assistance options for lower income students.

HERE is a list of food budget tips, recipes, and websites to help.

Some classes have extra fees for whatever reason, for example they will charge more if certain equipment will be used. If it’s not a course you need, sometimes it’s better to find cheaper elective classes.

Consider community college to save money, and then transfer to a 4 year school. Or attend community college classes during the summer but make sure to always check if the credits transfer.

If you need to use a credit card, try to get on with cash back rewards. Also check which banks offer perks for students, like free checking or a no-free policy for low minimum balances.

Check out your college newspaper and signs around campus. You will often find information about free events or find coupons with discounts on near by businesses.

School supplies that don’t sell at stores like Walmart and Target are extremely discounted during the last week of August.

Always check if stores price check.

[studynaire]

Some pictures from a very productive day today! How are you guys? I’m so excited to be back from my hiatus! 

[cjajcjsmajvjksbs]

04.02.18 two chapters worth of notes and a bath in the void sums up my weekend, how about you guys?

[vocative]

[08.10.18] 

Today I finished Crooked House. I’ve done a lot of reading over the past few days, and it’s been so nice to have free time! 

[lawyerd]

102 | Been back to school a week and I’m already staying late to study. Ask me about my stress headache

[findx]

“Here’s how you stop being average: When you wake up in the morning and need to brush your teeth, and you have that thought, “Oh, I should actually floss too,” then floss. When you go to make yourself breakfast and you have that thought, “Oh, I said I was going to eat healthier,” make the healthy choice instead of the unhealthy one. When you go to head to train for work and you have the choice between taking the stairs or the escalator, and you hear that voice in your head that says, “Oh, I said I was going to be more physically active,” take the stairs. When you get into work and you sit down in front of your first task, and you have that thought, “Oh, I said I was going to work on being more productive,” turn off all distractions and get to work—instead of browsing Facebook, for example. When you leave work and you’re exhausted and you have that thought, “Oh, I said I was going to work on my book this week,” don’t go to the bar. Go home and work on your book. When you get ready for bed and you feel like winding down, and you have that thought, “I said I was going to read more instead of watching so much Netflix,” pick up a book instead of opening a web browser. Being average is a choice—that’s what a lot of people don’t understand. You know what you need to do. And a tiny, faint voice in your head reminds you of what you need to do, or what you had said you were going to do, a lot more often than you might realize. Start listening to that voice.”

— Nicolas Cole

[thefragilepages]

12.1.2018  Only a couple of days left!! I need to stop procrastinating. 

[crimstudies]

24 / 100 days of productivity

january 13, 2018

first time visiting and studying at the state library today! really trying to get into studying regularly before it’s time to go back to school.

[coffeeeandchem]

Homework and banana pancakes and coffee 😍☕️

[jwstudying]

SELF CARE CHEAT SHEET!!

how to treat yourself on a low budget

what to do after a long day

how not to be hard on yourself

staying healthy while studying

need a confidence boost? stand like this

how to deal with mental illness

feel better masterpost

hygiene/beauty masterpost | my make up masterpost | make up masterpost | simple steps for perfect make up | more make up tips | highlighting/contouring

6 ab moves 

hair oil benefits

what is your acne telling you? | another useful post about acne

headaches

masterpost for rough times

the sex ed your parents didn’t give you

head to toe self care

7 simple ways of saying no

compilation of sex tips 

limits of the human body

when to change your toothbrush, workouts etc

useful hoe tips | more +

love yourself

“how to make love”

foods that fix everything

22 less difficult ways to practise self care

self care wheel

superhero workouts | lose 500 calories at home

bad habits and how to break them

stop biting nails

stop procrastinating 

stop skipping breakfast

stretches to improve every aspect of your body

stop cracking knuckles

stop falling asleep late 

list of stress relievers

remove a splinter

smoothie masterpost

morning yoga

hair masterpost

self care masterpost

period hacks | alleviate menstrual cramps

sounds to soothe anxiety | another tip | panic attacks | calming down

things to do when you’re scared, anxious | reduce anxiety

self help for anxiety

what to eat before you run

how to get shit done

how to get ahead in life

self care infographic 

study guide for health (basic first aid, healthy hobbies etc)

a+ self care advice | more lovely advice

coping skills

get rid of negative self talk

feeling sad? | not having a good day? | if anyone is sad | feeling anxious for school? | in case you’re having a bad night | unfuck tomorrow morning

study food

health life hacks

what to do with food poisoning

self talk to end obsessions

self care ideas/tips

what to do with you’re bleeding and don’t have a band aid

why you should drink a lot of water

other cheat sheets

[delphicoracle]

hit up my favourite coffee shop for a four hour writing session.

[ohk4te]

good morning, sleepy sunday (why have i been awake since 4:30, world? it’s sunday) feat. two strudels because i have the self-control of a walnut when it comes to baked goods

[agirlwithstars4eyes]

Whenever you read a good book, somewhere in the world a door opens to allow in more light.

–Vera Nazarian

[spacefelines]

Expressions in English // Hungarian

more precisely - pontosabban

as for - ami ..-t illeti

talking of - ha már szóba került; ha már ..-ról van szó

I think - azt hiszem

it goes without saying - mondanom sem kell

I consider myself - ..- nek tartom magam

on the whole - egészében véve

in my opinion - véleményem szerint

as I've mentioned before - mint már említettem

I can say that - azt mondhatom, hogy..

I'm very happy that - nagyon örülök annak, hogy..

and it is so nice to - és annyira jó, hogy

to tell the truth - az igazat megvallva

first of all - először is

the only bad thing I can think of - az egyetlen rossz dolog, ami eszembe jut, ..

I'm convinced that - megvagyok győzödve arról, hogy..

for me - számomra; nekem

pretty ordinary - elég szokványos

I don't make a fuss out of - nem csinálok nagy ügyet abból, hogy

there is no doubt that.. - semmi kétség nem fér ahhoz, hogy..

I'd like to - szeretnék

it is said that - azt mondják, hogy.. ; úgy tartják, hogy..

I absolutely agree - Teljes mértékben egyetértek

there is nothing like - semmi seen fogható ahhoz..

most of all - leginkább

it is also important to - az is fontos, hogy

if I remember well - ha jól emlékszem

but the truth is - de az az igazság, hogy..

but that's all - de ez minden

personally I think - személy szerint én úgy gondolom, hogy..

I don't really like - nem igazán szeretem

to a certain extent - bizonyos fokig

in my experience - tapasztalatom szerint

it is quite obvious - elég nyilvánvaló

and things like that - és ilyesmi

in addition to this - ezen kívül; ezen felül; ehhez hozzávéve

furthermore - ráadásul; (sőt) mi több

and lastly - és végül

another point is that - a / egy másik dolog az, hogy..

however - azonban

on the other hand - másrészről

all in all - mindent összevetve

that's why - emiatt; ezért

I've no doubt that - semmi kétségem affelől, hogy..

it is worth it - megéri

I don't agree with them - nem értek egyet velük

comes into question - szóba jön

it goes without saying - mondanom sem kell

there's a chance - megvan rá az esély

as far as I'm concerned - ami engem illet

otherwise - egyébként; máskülönben

for instance; for example - például

e.g. - pl.

it is also a good idea - az is egy jó ötlet

such as - mint például

[aubestudies]

9:26pm - preparing for my classic civ tutorial conversation

🎧: this ocean playlist