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Feb. 15th, 2010 09:20 amСоставьте предложения. Create logical and grammatically correct sentences by combining elements from the columns (rows) or by substituting words of your own choosing in the columns with the question mark.
Образец: Мне всегда надо заниматься.
Мой, наш, твой
Я, соседка по комнате, преподаватель, родители, ?
Сейчас, часто, инога, всегда
Надо, нужно
Заниматься, работать, покупать подарок, отдыхать, смотреть новости
Меня всегда надо заниматься.
Моей матери сейчас надо работать.
Меня сейчас надо работать. Не хочу.
Твоему соседу по комнате надо покупать подарок.
Ugh. I think I got that grammar point, but I'd like it if th ebook went into a bit more detail on the difference between надо and нужно. If I had more brain I'd probably be able to come up with something. As it is I may hit up either google or my dictionary to find out, if it can't be explained sufficiently?
Ugh, it's cold. I am so ready for winter to be over. I'm debating installing an hour of extra sleep as a coping mechanism against the cold, which is two or three months late, but oh well. It might work. It might actually make me more inclined to get everything done in the morning and less inclined to laze around. As it is... I don't know. I did well, very well, yesterday with exercise, and I'm justifying not getting all my exercises done today by the fact that I have a fuckton of orders to pack (everything that came in last week that I didn't get done because yarn descended, plus the weekend backload) but ... something. I don't like feeling this sullen and sluggish in the morning. I really don't.
I re-watched Legend of the Rangers (a Babylon 5 movie) last night. Apart from the fact that some of the elements of it were pure cheese, Dylan Neal had darker, more brunette hair, and in the lighting of the show half the time his eyes were silver. Between that and cheekbones you could cut yourself on, it was a little ... creepy.
So many things to get done this week. So little inclination to do anything but curl up under blankets and hide and be sullen. Being a good baby courtesan starts with going to work, I guess.

Образец: Мне всегда надо заниматься.
Мой, наш, твой
Я, соседка по комнате, преподаватель, родители, ?
Сейчас, часто, инога, всегда
Надо, нужно
Заниматься, работать, покупать подарок, отдыхать, смотреть новости
Меня всегда надо заниматься.
Моей матери сейчас надо работать.
Меня сейчас надо работать. Не хочу.
Твоему соседу по комнате надо покупать подарок.
Ugh. I think I got that grammar point, but I'd like it if th ebook went into a bit more detail on the difference between надо and нужно. If I had more brain I'd probably be able to come up with something. As it is I may hit up either google or my dictionary to find out, if it can't be explained sufficiently?
Ugh, it's cold. I am so ready for winter to be over. I'm debating installing an hour of extra sleep as a coping mechanism against the cold, which is two or three months late, but oh well. It might work. It might actually make me more inclined to get everything done in the morning and less inclined to laze around. As it is... I don't know. I did well, very well, yesterday with exercise, and I'm justifying not getting all my exercises done today by the fact that I have a fuckton of orders to pack (everything that came in last week that I didn't get done because yarn descended, plus the weekend backload) but ... something. I don't like feeling this sullen and sluggish in the morning. I really don't.
I re-watched Legend of the Rangers (a Babylon 5 movie) last night. Apart from the fact that some of the elements of it were pure cheese, Dylan Neal had darker, more brunette hair, and in the lighting of the show half the time his eyes were silver. Between that and cheekbones you could cut yourself on, it was a little ... creepy.
So many things to get done this week. So little inclination to do anything but curl up under blankets and hide and be sullen. Being a good baby courtesan starts with going to work, I guess.



