Shane Said:

Thoughts on this character?

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wow, I love both of these promts, please continue :)

Dave Said:

Spanish 1 writing prompt?

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A verb is reflexive when both the subject and the object are the same.

Examples you could use for getting ready for prom would be:
Me despierto - I wake (myself) up
Yo me lavo - I wash (myself)
Me peino el pelo - I comb my hair
Me pruebo mi vestido - I try on my dress
Puedo verme en el espejo - I can see myself in the mirror
Yo me visto - I get dressed
Voy a vestirme - I am going to get dressed
Me afeito cada mañana - I shave every morning
No me quería levantar esta mañana - I didn't want to get up this morning
Mi novio/a se baña y se lave la cara - My boy/girlfriend bathes (him/herself) and washes his/her face
Mi novio/a se afeita muy despacio - My boy/girlfriend shaves him/herself very slowly

If the subject and the object are not the same, the verb is non-reflexive.

For example:
Mi novio/a lava su cara/pelo - My boy/girlfriend washes his/her face/hair
Yo llamo a mis amigas - I call my friends (on the phone)

You could use any of these verbs:
bañarse - to bathe oneself, to take a bath
cepillarse - to brush (one's own hair)
desayunarse - to eat breakfast
despedirse - to say goodbye, to take leave
despertarse - to wake up
divertirse - to enjoy oneself, to have a good time
ducharse - to take a shower
irse - to leave, to go away
lavarse - to wash oneself
levantarse - to get up, to stand (oneself) up
llamarse - to call oneself, to be
marcharse - to leave, to go away
peinarse - to comb (one's own hair)
ponerse - to put something on oneself
quedarse - to stay, to remain
quitarse - to take something off of oneself
sentarse - to sit oneself down
vestirse - to dress oneself, to get dressed

You could even start off with a reflexive verb by saying: Me alegro tanto de que finalmente es hora de fiesta de graduación! - I'm so glad that it's finally time for prom! "Me alegro" is your reflexive here.

Best of luck!

Vernon Said:

Okay, please read this I NEED some serious help! Please? Five star best answer!!! <3?

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ok here's some random words! :)

trinity - fold - river - catastrophe - wayfarer - desolate - contentment - wine - fortress - chandelier - water - common - stone - gigabyte - minstrel - silly - watchful - eye - danger - lance - beautiful

here's some quotes/phrases! :)

"One fifth of the people are against everything all the time" - Robert F. Kennedy
"It is a mistake to look to far ahead. Only one link in the chain of destiny can be handled at a time" - Winston Churchill
"People are strange, they want the front of the bus, the back of the church, and the center of attention." - Anonymous
"A glance can threaten like a loaded and leveled gun, or it can insult like hissing or kicking, or, in its altered mood, by beams of kindness, it can make the heart dance for joy." - Ralph Waldo Emerson.
"In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity" - Albert Einstein.

I hope that helps! I know what you mean about being in a writers block rut. Hopefully though you'll bounce right back and produce some great stuff. In fact I know you probably will. You seem to have that energetic spark! :) Good luck!

Louise Said:

Need some inpiration? Quotes? Prompts, anything? fIVE STARS AND TEN POINTS! <3?

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"Nothing Gold Can Stay".

"When you turn 15, all the fun is gone."

[When I opened my eyes again, everything was black and white and gray. I couldn't see any color. Just shades of gray.]

[That's when he hit me. If he's tougher than me, how could I take it when he couldn't?]

[He always tells me that, but he doesn't understand what it really is like. Or maybe I just don't understand him.]

Charlie Said:

What are some typical cliches?

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Here is the largest list of cliches available. http://www.clichesite.com/ And it was "easy as 123" to find.