if anyone can translate these for me it would be great. no time to go take a spanish corse. thank you. please if translatwd dont just plug it into free translaters on the internet . tried them and it doesnt seem correctly done.\n\n\nget enough sleep during the night\n\nwake up and eat a wholesome breakfast\n\nleave yourself enough time to get ready for school\n\nmake sure your homework is finish\n\nDont do it in the mourning\n\nDo it the nigh before\n\nListen in class\n\nDont fall asleep.\n\nDont stop and chat with friends when changing from class to class so you wont be late.\n\nduring a break or lunch make a list of your after school activities\n\nWhen you get home do your home work\n\nDONT wait last minute\n\nGEt ready for after school activities\n\nDont be late\n\nget there ontime\n\nhave a nice day\n\n\n\nTHANK YOU!!!
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consiga bastante sueño durante la noche\ndespierte y coma un desayuno sano\ndéjese bastante tiempo de conseguir listo para la escuela\ncerciórese de que su preparación sea final\nNo la haga en el luto\nHágala el nigh antes\nEscuche en clase\nNo caiga dormido.\nNo pare y no charle con los amigos cuando el cambiar de clase a la clase así que a usted no será atrasado.\ndurante una rotura o un almuerzo haga una lista de su después de actividades de la escuela\nCuando usted consigue casero haga su casero trabajan\nNo espere el minuto pasado\nConsiga listo para después de las actividades de la escuela\nNo sea atrasado\nconsiga allí el ontime\ntenga un día agradable
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You just need to get yourself on a routine.  Say you can't party until you do your homework, do your homework and study RIGHT after class so you don't have to worry about it later.  It's worked for me thus far.
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Well, my brother and I are about the same ages as you both. I want to see mine succeed as well without helping him. What I do is when he asks me a question on his homework, I take a quick look at what it is, find it in the back of his books in the index, and then direct him to that page. As for the spelling, my brother write the words out and says the spelling. Dictionaries are good to have where he does his work. I hate spelling and also can't do it so I keep a dictionary with me. If he is allowed to get online, (hint hint) then there www.factmonster.com that he can go to and get help without turning to you. Other than that, you just need to offer a bit of advice every now and then. (P.S.- My brother is now in 5th and I'm in 8th; so I feel your pain!  :P )  Good luck!
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El domingo pasado, me desperté muy temprano(early), como a  las diez, desayuné salchichas y un té que no estivoeron mal. Después, vi Charmed a las doce, ¡me encanta Echizada(charmed)! Fue muy interesante, porque la aprendiza de Echizada la traiciono. Después me duché, me demore una hora porque me labe el pelo por lo que olia mal. De almuerzo, no comí nada porque mis padres, mi hermana, mi prima y yo ivamos a tener una grande comida esa tarde. Más tarde, hice mis deberes de español y repasé matemáticas y francés. Después, tuve una clase de religión que tomo una hora, aunque se me paso muy rapido. Despues termine a las cinco porque tenia la grande cena por la tarde. Luego, me dio hambre entonces a las cinco y media  me comí un plato de sopa de pollo que fue muy sabroso. Al momento, mis padres llegaron con mi primo y tío Jasbeer que fue muy simpático. nos tomamos una taza de café con leche y comimos pakoras que son muy ricas. Los adultos se sentaron a hablar, y nosotros nos aburridos, pero esperamos a que fueran las siete y media que fue cuando nos fuimos. Llegamos al restaurante, Bombay Dreams a las ocho. Conociamos el gerente, entonces la comida vino sin nosotros haber hecho la orden. Mientras comiamos, oiamos música en vivo. Mi prima y yo bailamos. A mi hermana y a mi nos encanto la comida. Despues nos fuimos a las diez derecho a acostarnos.\n\nthis sounds better but what you wrote is also understandable\ngood luck  with your spanish assignment.
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Did you write this for us to proofread, or was you assignment to correct.  I hope you wrote it and not the other, or else SHAME ON YOU for asking us to do your homework.\n\nMy corrections:\n\nThere are several stages to preparing for a test. You begin the second you start the lesson. Write down everything you think is important and make sure you know what it means, and if you do not, then ask a teacher. Make sure you keep everything you get for the lesson, including notes, worksheets, and any quizzes you might have taken. You should look over your papers every day to make sure you know it. On the night before the test you should try to get to bed early so you have enough sleep, because if you do not, then you will be falling asleep instead of concentrating on the test. The morning of the test you should try to eat a big breakfast because you do not want to be hungry during a test. During the time before the test, look over your notes just in case you forgot something. If you follow all of these simple stages, you can be almost guaranteed to get a good grade on the test.
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A little big long but ,anyway here's my translation.\n\nLos doctores dijeron que es normal que los niños se sientan de esa manera al ser criados por un solo padre. Sin embargo, no significa que no debo ocuparme de las emociones de los niños. Necesitaría probablemente llevar al niño a una terapia o al asesoramiento. El ser un solo padre sería definitivamente difícil. Sin embargo, los padres solteros  no son mala gente. De una manera, los hace fuerte. Tienen que hacer la mayoría de las responsabilidades que los padres comparten todos por sí mismos. \n\nSource(s):\n\nI speak English, Spanih ,French, And Italian
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#1 Mi amiga le gusta el tenis. A ella le gusta comer, correr, y nadar.  Ella es muy atletica.  Ella le gusta los deportes, pero principalmente juega tenis.  \n\n#2 Yo me meto en la ducha, entonces me visto, despues me cepillo el pelo, entonces me pongo maquillaje, despues me cepillo los dientes, y me voy para la escuela.\n\n#3 Yo limpio mi cuarto.  Limpio la cocina.  Limpio el baño.  Lave los platos.  Pase la aspiradora por la casa. Restregue las paredes.\n\n#4 Voy a casa de un amigo(a).  Voy a nadar.  Voy a la tienda.  Voy a casa de abuela.  Voy al parque.  Voy a dormir.  Voy a la iglesia.\n\n#5 Mi papa me pedira que pase la aspiradora, barra el piso, y lave las paredes.  Mi mama me pedira que lave los platos, limpie mi cuarto, y el baño.
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I have an exam bright and early tomorrow morning and I can't study :-/  Here's some advice, though, that could possibly help you (and me too!)--start by getting off the internet!  Get a new notebook for each subject and pick one to start on.  First, outline all of the topics you need to study.  Then, pick a topic and make an outline of subtopics within that topic, and so on.  Also, if you're having trouble focusing, give yourself a schedule that allows for small breaks if you do an hour of work, for example.  Be sure to sleep well and eat well so that you are healthy and alert.  Ask your teachers if they can suggest some study strategies as well.  Good luck!
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First, get yourself some caffiene. :) Gather all the materials you can - textbook, workbook, notes, charts, audio, video, etc. Make a trip to the library or borrow extra materials from someone else, if you can. Everything helps! Find a quiet place where you can read and practice speaking without being disturbed. You really want to focus! \n\nThen start from the beginning. The reason it's so hard to catch up when learning a language is that everything builds on the material before it. Go back to the level where you were up to speed, and read everything very carefully. Do all the practice questions, no matter how easy. Speak loudly and confidently to help develop your pronounciation. The trick is to work at a steady pace, trying to make sure you understand each concept before you move on, and to expose yourself to as much of the material as possible. Write out the answers, and say everything as you write it out. You need to use as many of your senses as possible to take in as much information as you can.\n\nIf you are able, work with a tutor or find someone else who is in the class and ask them what has been focused on the most, and if they have any notes you can borrow - you never know how helpful looking at the material in a different format can be.\n\nSome other tips: Getting a good night's sleep is particularly important before a language test.\n\nMake flashcards for and/or write out everything you can, including common questions and answers, even if it seems repetitive. Just the act of writing it down might help.\n\nListening is probably the most difficult part. Spend a lot of your time reading along with the audio, to familiarize yourself with the sound of new words and phrases.\n\nDon't get overwhelmed. If you have until next week, you have enough time to cover a lot of material that you've missed. It's not nearly as good as learning it over weeks or months, but do your best and you'll be okay. Bonne chance!
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Run to the basement, finish the time machine, jump in, set for about three hours earlier, get out (with time having been set back three hours), get your stuff and go to school. \n\n\n¡Buena suerte!
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Right now I'm in the middle of learning Spanish.  I'm in highschool, but I am progressing rather quickly.  I just started this year, but I have been taking french for a few years, and I am also learning italian.  That has really helped me with vocab and such.\n\nA few tips...\n\nWhen learning a language, the key is practice, practice, practice!  Learn with a friend... you guys can have conversations with eachother and that really helps.  \n\nRent movies that were originally in spanish.  Watch it first without subtitles and see how much you can understand, then watch again with the subtitles so you can get a better understanding, and pick out some words.\n\nMusic.  I'm telling you, it's the best.  Listening to music in Spanish will really help your pronunciation, even if you dont understand all the words.\n\nKeep a notebook of words that you want to know how to say in Spanish... for example, since you don't speak fluently yet, your conversations may be in a sort of "spanglish".  Any words you don't know in spanish, write down and ask your tutor for a translation and proper usage.\n\nI hope that was helpful!
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Put aside a certain amount of time each night to work on your classes. Try to become organized. Make a folder on your computer labeled School and keep all of your work in that one folder. \n\nDon't let yourself fall behind...it's horrible trying to catch up. Don't wait until the very last minute to do anything or you will get stressed out. That's probably the most important thing.  \n\nTry to keep it spread out so you only have to do a little at a time...it won't seem so daunting that way!
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1. Sit straight;\n2. Drink very much water;\n3. Maybe lack of oxygen;\n4. Eat sweet things like chocolate, candy, etc.;\n5. Drink with caffiene drinks like coffe, cola, etc,;\n6. There are some teas that is good for health too and can help not to fall asleep;\n7. Have an exercise, take a walk or jog to circulate your blood into your body;\n8, Try to be alert at class and if lesson is boring for you try to like the lesson and listen to your teacher. The best way is follow when your teacher opens her/his mouth. Body movements of your teacher may help to wake you up.\n9. You must drink vitamins or supplements which are available at any drugstore and eat good and healthy food/vegetables.\n10. Lack of sleep can cause sleepy you take time to sleep 10-12 hours a day and kick out your stress. Maybe you are so stress everyday and you are thinking very much everyday that will finish you energy early.\n\nBut as you said you are going to school at 8 am at that time sun is shinning and why you are still feeling sleepy? Before i had 7 o'clock class and i have to be at school 15 minutes before the class and im waking up at 5:30 in the morning and im still alive and kicking by afternoon but us usual i have to take a nap maybe 20 minutes at what i called holy hour by 1:00-2:00 in the afternoon. I always felt sleepy at this time and im taking a nap only 20 minutes cuz i still have another class after. But i must to sleep early by night you that i will wake up and be alive by the next morning.
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Hahaha. Perfect. Get people to randomly translate your homework for you. I hope you get burned.
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I learned this from my class validictorian on how to study when I was in high school. You see you are not alone in this world. I was once in your shoes also. Give the following a try. I did work for me. I went from a C - D border line failing student to an A - B student in 4 weeks. First take notes in class? Take your notes & your book. Review each chapter before a test especially the night before a test. Take blank sheet of paper & copy your notes or chapter high lights from one page to another as review. While you are writing this you are self consiously remembering what you wrote. I would do this 2 times the night before a test/exam. During class listen to what the teacher is saying in class and write it down. Most teachers test you on what they talk about in class. If they repeat something you will have a 90% chance that it will be on a test. If they write on a white board. Write what they put on it. It is also on test. This does tend to cut into your social life on nights before a test but in the long run. It is you that will reap the rewards from the effort. I taught these study habits to my children & I am currently teaching my grandchildren this same study habit. It is tried & proven it does work. Good Luck you can do this. Be confident & strong. Things will improve along with your grades.
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Quite good, though try not to transalte literally. Most times, it doesn't work.\n\nHola. Soy estudiante de español, y acabo de escribir un parrafo en español y me gustaría que lo LEYESEN/LEYERAN y me DIESEN/DIERAN SU VALORACIÓN/OPINIÓN -especialmente los HISPANOHABLANTES, como POR EJEMPLO, SI hay frases extrañAs, ETC.. - no soy HISPANOHABLANTE y no tengo mucha fluidez. ( LA SIGUIENTE HISTORIA ES MÁS LARGA, pero hay un límite de palabras aquí.)\n\nDe repente Fernando, que estaba hablando por teléfono, se puso muy corpulento?!?!? y enojado y dijo, "No me digas eso, Juan, amigo. No me digas eso. Cuando yo te dirijo?!?!?! (DIGO) que el proyecto se debe completar en mayo..." Aquí se calló, y todos en la oficina se callaron también.\n\n"Nativos" sounds in spanish like,"Hi! I'm a sioux or a cheyenne.." so don't use it. Guess it's literal translation from "native-speakers". Wrong. If anything, might be similar to "autoctonous".\n\n"Corpulento" means tough-guy, strong man, Hulk Hogan, heheeehe. Doesn't really fit in the paragraph, does it?\n\n"Retro-alimentación". Literal translation from feed-back, uh?. Nope, looks weird. Perhaps you found that word in the dictionary but no-one speaks like that. In fact, a few people would rather say "feed-back", but 99% of the  times we just say something like give me your view, opinion, correct me, etc..\n\n**********************************\n\nTake an exam; "hacer un examen", or "examinarse" (verb; yo me examino, tu te examinas, él se examina..)\n\n"Retro-alimentación" issue; YES, your teacher is WRONG. Tell him I said that. :) Don't try to translate feed-back, it's impossible, believe me!!!
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Ask fellow clubmates to help you out with the club until the SATs are over.  Do the same for yearbook.\n\nAlso, write up a schedule where you can mark off time for each activity.  Writing it down will ease your mind a bit.\n\nNow you know not to take on so much next time.  ;)  Good luck!