= and there it is. One long word meaning “sense of responsibility”
I have a test….finally. Something to put fire under my rear and test my ability. Hard to do, when I keep moving between classes and the students come and go like fruitflies. The theme, Relative Clauses: two related ideas combined usually by relative pronouns: ‘that’, ‘which’, ‘whose’, any others? Easy, right?
In german, it’s a little bit, um, difficult. The relative pronoun possibilities include, “der, die, das, den, dem, denen, dessen, deren, wer, wen, wem, wessen, was, and wo- and/or about 20 different prepositions.” God help me. If you don’t understand this grammatic structure, chances are you won’t understand what/who is the subject and object(s) of the sentence.
Thank you thank you thank you!!! I got your package yesterday! I waited until I got home to dive into the box – of course I savored every bite. Had 2 pieces, will save the others.
Thank you again. We’l have to talk again soon. Dec 16th is the last final!
Posted 12/10/2005 at 9:30 PM by pingtogo