(no subject)

[kittydesade]

Expressing a means, using で
だいがくになんでいきますか。
How do you go to school? [lit. by what means?]
じてんしゃでいきます。
I go by bicycle.

Expressing starting and ending points, using　から～まで
うちからだいがくまであるいていきます。
I walk to school from my house
よじからごじまでうんどうをします。
I exercise from four o’clock to five o’clock.

Expressing “to whom”, using に
わたしはともだちにてがみをかきます。
I will write a letter to a friend.

Expressing “together with,” using と
わたしはルームメートとかいものにいきます。
I will go shopping with a roommate.

１．九時半から十一時まで授業があります。
２．アメリカ人の友だちとごはんを食べます。
３．図書館で勉強します。
４．家からスーパーまで自転車で行きます。
５．５時半に家でごはんを作ります。
６．７時半から１０時まで宿題をします。
７．クラスメートに電話をかけます。
８．　両親に手紙を書きます。


Again, all stuff that I knew, but it doesn't hurt to review. Especially not when I'm constructing sentences with the stupid direct object and subject particles.

German should go up tonight, which means Ali gets to suffer along with me, yay! I think as far as the apartment goes I'm taking on one major task per night. Tonight's major task is the damn desk area, which needs to be sorted, filing needs to occur, and so on. Tomorrow I think it might be either the junk room or the bedroom and sorting out the rest of that. Which means that by the weekend it should be only normal picking up stuff, or at the very least, the pile of crap to do will be diminished. Yay!

And I've fixed up my writing schedule. I have... I think, everything I need to do organized in my head or on a list somewhere. I feel... steadier? I hope. Something like that, anyway.