Philip Said:

help with SPANISH very easy just first year easy BEST ANSWER?

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Voy a la piscina los martes. ¿Quieres nadar los martes conmigo en el verano? Vamos a practicar al tenis los jueves de junio. ¿Te gustaria ir al campo el domingo? Quiero ir al centro comercial los miercoles. Vamos a fiesta en el cinco de julio. Mis amigos van al parque los lunes y quiero ir con ellas.

Whenever you are talking about playing or practicing a sport, you say "practicar al tenis". You practice at tennis.
"Te gustaria" means "would you like" so it should be used as a question.
You want "to go to" not "from" the centro comercial. Small mistake there.
Amigos is a plural word, so you make the adjective "mi" agree by making it "mis". And if all your friends are girls, you can say "amigas."
"Va" means "he/she/you go". For your amigos, you use the conjugation "van" to say "they/you all go."
Los lunes if it is more than one.
"Vamos ir con ellas" means "we go to go with them." If you want to say I want to go with them, you say "quiero ir con ellas." If you want to say "and I go with them" you would say "y yo voy con ellas."

Remember any accent marks and the inverted question marks for those questions. Some people are very picky about them.
I really don't want to tell you this because you may not have learned it... But the verb "to go camping" is acampar. If "ir al campo" is your attempt to say "to go camping" I would suggest saying something different. I highly suggest against using words you haven't learned yet.

Lillian Said:

help me solve this its a matter of love and death, am serious?

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I'm assuming it is in c, if not change printf( ) and scnaf( ) functions to cout and cin statements respectively for c++

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>

void keyinScore( float student[ ], int n )
{
int i;

printf( "n_____________________________________… );
for( i = 0; i < n; ++i )
{
printf( "n Enter score for student %d : ", i + 1 );
scanf( "%f", &student[ i ] );
}
printf( "n_____________________________________… );
}

char setGrade( float score )
{
if( score >= 80 && score <= 100 )
return 'A';
else if( score >= 65 && score <= 79 )
return 'B';
else if( score >= 50 && score <= 64 )
return 'C';
else if( score >= 40 && score <= 59 )
return 'D';
else return 'F';
}

void displayAll( float student[ ], int n )
{
int i;
char grade;

printf( "n LIST OF STUDENTS' SCORE" );
printf( "n_____________________________________… );

for( i = 0; i < n; ++i )
{
grade = setGrade( student[ i ] );
printf( "n .:Student %d:." , i + 1 );
printf( "nScore : %.2f Grade : %c", student[ i ], grade );
// %.2f is used to display the decimal part upto 2 digits //only.
}
}
// Works for upto 50 students only, if need more change //array size accordingly.
main( )
{
int noOfStudents;
float student[ 50 ];

clrscr( );
printf( "n Enter total number of student(s) : " );
scanf( "%d", &noOfStudents );

keyinScore( student, noOfStudents );
displayAll( student, noOfStudents );

getch( );
return 0;
}

Amanda Said:

What do you think of my 'Movie Club' essay? Stupid or good?

We Answered:

I'd join, I wish there had been one in my high school.

Cassandra Said:

Homeschooled! Need SAT advice!?

We Answered:

RELAX
Make sure to rest a bit before the test, and eat some complex carbohydrates such as granola or whole grain bread with some protein.
The brain uses sugar, but don't eat simple sugar, eat complex carbs to have a slow but steady supply of brain food.
Bring along some tic-tacs. You should have access to some water. You may want a little snack for your break time.

HINTS
If you can eliminate even one answer, guess.
If you can't eliminate any answer, don't guess.
If you eliminate one answer and are guessing, always try to choose the same answer. For example, if you eliminate one and you are just guessing, just choose "A" (or the nearest one to A) every time and you are more likely to randomly increase your score.
Think of a couple of good books and a couple of historical events that you can easily draw from, such as Shakespeare, the Bible, or The Diary of Anne Frank for books, and The Revolutionary War, World War II, or some other period of history you are very familiar with. When you get your prompt, spend the first few minutes OUTLINING what you will say, and see how you can fit your knowledge of literature and history into your answer somehow.

YOU WILL DO JUST FINE
good luck

Darrell Said:

Good enough to get into UF, FSU, and USF?

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Honestly, if you could just raise your SAT/ACT just by a couple of points, they will make a huge impact b/c everything else looks good.