I have studied Spanish for about 2 years and I know the following tenses:
- present, preterite, imperfect (barely), subjunctive (barely), commands
I have a decent vocabulary of basic things such as outdoors, marketplace, and reflexive actions, but I struggle with making sentences and speaking on the go.
Based on this, what year would I place on the placement test. Thanks!
Bay Area - good with AI, ECE, public speaking, injury risk prevention.
What can u test out of that AP credit doesn’t already cover? Will you be behind if you take the accelerated course? As an upperclassman, do you wish you did/didn’t take the placement tests?
Also, how hard are they? Did you study more for them over summer? How do they compare to AP exams? What grade is needed to pass?
I’m interested in cs. I’m ideally I want 1 roommates or a suite style setup, but I want to be in a mostly frosh building so I can connect better with my class. Any advice on the res halls or what to put on the forms?
Thanks!
So I found these green/blue spots in my egg pudding milk tea from Quickly Tea, and it tasted really sour. Sadly, I only saw it after I was like 75% done with the drink.
I ordered my drink around noon, so either the egg pudding was from the prior night, or it was just really old. For context, I usually get a black milk tea with egg pudding from them (like once or twice a month), and I've never had any issues.
I really liked Quickly's variety and their $1.99 soft-opening special on select drinks, but now I'm unsure whether I should go back or write a review. This experience has also entirely thrown me off of all types of puddings :(
PS: didn't clip a pic - just spat it out and tossed it as soon as I realized