I woke up this morning and emailed the head of the language department for my school system, just because I wanted him to get an email from 2am his time.
He never responded to my first email about when I would take my French exam, so that was what my query was. Turns out, my test is on Thursdau. That is, September 1st.
Crapcrapcrapcrapcrapcrapcrapcrap.
Not that I haven't studied. I've studied like a boss. I know everything on the list. I'm just worried. But before I worry more about French, let's talk about today.
Around noon we went to this store that was basically what would have been the product of Target and Cosco (Costco?) having a baby, only instead of picking and choosing the genes, they just combined into a massive store with the genes of both parents. It was quite a boss place. I got myself a planner for 9th grade, because while the Middle School gives you assignment books (basically planners), the High School doesn't. And without a concrete log of my assignments (and whether or not I've done them), I would have regular panic attacks. In fact, even with my planner, I sometimes freak out over not handing things in I handed in days ago.
I also bought a lot of candy. I dearly hope the airport security won't stop me because most of my carry-on is candy. It was all too heavy to put in my suitcase. q.q
Thennnn...we came home and I killed some time on the internet and then we ate. I love the internet, did you know? I was quite happy today, just being on the internet. :D
More internet, more internet, found out about French test, procrastinated on internet while occasionally studying.
My mom and I walked to Aldi at one point, where she bought some chocolate.
And that was basically it. More internet and studying. I also finished Drop Shot by Harlan Colban. I hope that's his name. I already packed the book, and I'm too lazy to Google it. It was a fairly good book. Not excellent like Hour Game. I think I prefer serial killer books to one-or-two-murder books. Just more interesting, I guess. This one had it's share of events, but it dragged for me in a lot of places. Also, it wasn't well edited. I found a handful of typos and things, which was annoying to me. When I post a chapter on fanfiction and it has an error or two, that's fine, because I'm one person who edited it, and it also isn't a concrete thing--I can change it and replace the chapter with the edited one. But when multiple people read over a work and then publish it on paper and can't change it anymore and there are errors, that doesn't fly with me.
So, now for my French panic attack. Excuse me while I go through my list with you to make sure I know things. There are no accents on words; I apologise, but I can't go looking up every symbol and I don't know the shortcuts.
Family: grandmere, grandpere, mere, pere, frere, souer, cousin, cousine, tante, oncle, etc
Time/Date: Aujourd'hui c'est mardi le 30 aout. Il est 20 heures 47.
Weather: Il est nuageux, il fait du soleil, il pleut, etc
Food: Une pizza au fromage, un sandwich au pate, une quiche, un croissant, un cafe au lait, un coca, une menth a l'eau, etc
Liks and Dislikes: J'aime chanter, j'aime manger, j'aime jouer au tennis, je n'aime pas danser, je n'aime pas jouer au hocket, je n'aime pas nager, etc
Question Words: Qui, que, quand, ou, pour quoi, comment, parce que
Clothing: un blouson, une veste, un manteau, un short, un tee shirt, un maillot de bain, une ceinture, un chapeau, etc
Present Activities: Je chante, tu chantes, il chante, elle chante, nous chantons, vous chantez, ils chantent, elles chantent, etc
Past Activies: Je chante, tu chante, il chante, elle chante, nous chante, vous chante, ils chante, elles chante, etc (accent over e in chante)
Future Activities: Je vais chanter, tu vas chanter, il va chanter, elle va chanter, nous allons chanter, vous allez chanter, ils vont chanter, elles vont chanter, etc
Buildings/Location: une ecole, un cinema, une plage, un stade, un hotel, un cafe, un garage, une chambre, etc
Prepositions: devant, derrier, sur, sous, dans
Possesions/Objects: un stylo, une guitare, une sac, un livre, un velo, une radio, un informatique, une affiche, etc
-er verbs: Je mange, tu manges, il mange, elle mange, nous mangeons, vous mangez, ils mangent, elles mangent
avoir: to have. J'ai, tu as, il a, elle a, nous avons, vous avez, ils ont, elles ont
aller: to go. Je vais, tu vas, il va, elle va, nous allons, vous allez, ils vont, elles vont
etre: to be. Je suis, tu es, il est, elle est, nous sommes, vous etes, ils sont, elles sont
-ir verbs: Je choisis, tu choisis, il choisit, elle choisit, nous choisissons, vous choisissez, ils choisissent, elles choisissent
-re verbs: Je perds, tu perds, il perd, elle perd, nous perdons, vous perdez, ils perdent, elles perdent (the game)
faire: to do, make, take. Je fais, tu fais, il fait, elle fait, nous faisons, vous faites, ils font, elles font
mettre: to put, put on, place, turn on, wear. Je mets, tu mets, il met, elle met, nous mettons, vous mettez, ils mettent, elles mettent
venir: to come. Je venis, tu venis, il venit, elle venit, nous venissons, vous venissez, ils venissent, elles venissent (haha, venis XDD)
Negative Form: ne and pas around the verb, can only be seperated by one word
Demonstrative Adjectives: ce, cette, ces
Colors: Blanc, noir, vert, bleu, gris, marron, orange, rose, rouge, jaune
Nationalities: Francais, francaise, anglais, anglaise, americain, americaine, etc
Size: Grand, petit, etc
Personality: Amusant, intelligent, interessant, mechant, bete, sympathique, timide, gentil, mignon, sportif
General Description: Grand, petit, brun, blond, beau, belle, jolie, jeune
Possessive Adjectives: mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, votre, leur
Past Tense:
-er: J'ai chante, tu as chante, il a chante, elle a chante, nous avons chante, vous avez chante, ils ont chante, elles ont chant
-ir: J'ai fini, tu as fini, il a fini, elle a fini, nous avons fini, vous avez fini, ils ont fini, elles ont fini
-re: J'ai perdu, tu as perdu, il a perdu, elle a perdu, nous avons perdu, vous avez perdu, ils ont pedu, elles on perdu
Past Tense Aller: Form of etre in front of alle (masculine), alles (masculine plural), allee (feminine), allees (feminine plural). Accent over first e.
And that's all I need to know. YAAAAY. Now I can sleep easy. Not really. Night, y'all~
PoKEMON StATS
NO TIME, MUST STUDY.
Good luck on your exam!
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