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N4 verb list

会う (あう)- to meet

合う (あう)- to fit, to suit

上がる (あがる)- to go up

開く (あく)- to open

空く (あく)- empty, with space

開ける (あける)- to open

あげる- to give

上げる (あげる)- to rise

遊ぶ (あそぶ)- to play

浴びる (あびる)- to take a shower

洗う (あらう)- to wash

有る (ある)- to be, to exist

ある- to possess

歩く (あるく)- to walk

言う (いう)- to say, to tell

行く (いく)- to go

いる- need, must have, be required

いる- to exist

入れる (いれる)- to insert, to put in

歌う (うたう)- to sing

生まれる (うまれる)- to be born

売る (うる)- to sell

起きる (おきる)- to get up, to stand up

置く (おく)- to put

送る (おくる)- to send

押す (おす)- to push

覚える (おぼえる)- to memorize, to remember

泳ぐ (およぐ)- to swim

降りる (おりる)- to get off

終わる (おわる)- to end

買う (かう)- to buy

返す (かえす)- to return an object

帰る (かえる)- to return home

掛かる (かかる)- to take time or money

書く (かく)- to write

かける- to wear

かける- to make a phone call

貸す (かす)- to lend

冠る (かぶる)- to put on a hat

借りる (かりる)- to borrow

聞こえる (きこえる)- to hear, can hear, be audible

消える (きえる)- to go out, to vanish

決まる (きまる)- to be decided

決める (きめる)- to decide

聞く (きく)- to listen

切る (きる)- to cut

着る (きる)- to wear, to put on

来る (くる)- to come

くださる- to give (to me) respectful

比べる (くらべる)- to compare

暮れる (くれる)- to get dark

くれる- to give (me) simple form

消す (けす)- to turn off, to switch off

答える (こたえる)- to answer

困る (こまる)- to be in trouble

込む (こむ)- to be crowded

壊す (こわす)- to break

壊れる (こわれる)- to be broken

咲く (さく)- to blossom

探す (さがす)- to look for, to search

さす- to open an umbrella

下がる (さがる)- to get down

下げる (さげる)- to lower

差し上げる (さしあげる)- to give (respectful)

騒ぐ (さわぐ)- to make noise, to be excited

触る (さわる)- to touch

叱る (しかる)- to scold

知らせる (しらせる)- to notify

調べる (しらべる)- to investigate

死ぬ (しぬ)- to die, to pass away

閉まる (しまる)- to close

閉める (しめる)- to close

締める (しめる)- to fasten a belt

知る (しる)- to know

知らせる (しらせる)- to notify

調べる (しらべる)- to investigate

過ぎる (すぎる)- to exceed

進む (すすむ)- to make progress

捨てる (すてる)- to throw away

滑る (すべる)- to slide, to slip

吸う (すう)- to breath, to smoke

住む (すむ)- to live, to reside somewhere

済む (すむ)- to finish

する- to do

座る (すわる)- to sit

育てる (そだてる)- to rear, to bring up

出す (だす)- to take out, hand in

立つ (たつ)- to stand

倒れる (たおれる)- to break down

足す (たす)- to add a number

訪ねる (たずねる)- to visit

尋ねる (たずねる)- to ask

建てる (たてる)- to build

立てる (たてる)- to stand up, to put up

楽しむ (たのしむ)- to enjoy

足りる (たりる)- to be sufficient

頼む (たのむ)- to ask, to request

食べる (たべる)- to eat

違う (ちがう)- to be different

使う (つかう)- to use

疲れる (つかれる)- to get tired

着く (つく)- to arrive

作る (つくる)- to make, to produce

捕まえる (つかまえる)- to seize

付く (つく)- to be attached

漬ける (つける)- to soak, to pickle

伝える (つたえる)- to report

続く (つづく)- to continue, to last

続ける (つづける)- to continue, go on

包む (つつむ)- to wrap

釣る (つる)- to fish

連れる (つれる)- to lead

点ける (つける)- to turn on

勤める (つとめる)- to work for someone

出かける (でかける)- to go out

出来る (できる)- can do, to be able to do

出る (でる)- to leave

手伝う (てつだう)- to assist

飛ぶ (とぶ)- to fly

止まる (とまる)- to stop

取る (とる)- to take

通る (とおる)- to go through

届ける (とどける)- to reach

泊まる (とまる)- to lodge at

止める (とめる)- to stop

取り替える (とりかえる)- to exchange

撮る (とる)- to take a photo

直す (なおす)- to fix, to repair

直る (なおる)- to be fixed, repaired

治る (なおる)- to be cured, to heal

泣く (なく)- to cry

無くなる (なくなる)- to disappear, to get lost

亡くなる (なくなる)- to die

投げる (なげる)- to throw away

なさる- to do (respectful)

慣れる (なれる)- to grow accustomed to

並ぶ (ならぶ)- to form a line

並べる (ならべる)- to line up

なる- to become

逃げる (にげる)- to escape

似る (にる)- to be similar

脱ぐ (ぬぐ)- to take off clothes

盗む (ぬすむ)- to steal

塗る (ぬる)- to paint, lacquer

濡れる (ぬれる)- to get wet

寝る (ねる)- to sleep

眠る (ねむる)- to sleep

登る (のぼる)- to climb up

飲む (のむ)- to drink

残る (のこる)- to remain

乗り換える (のりかえる)- to take off clothes

乗る (のる)- to take, to ride

入る (はいる)- to enter

履く (はく)- to put on shoes

運ぶ (はこぶ)- to transport

始まる (はじまる)- to begin, to start

始める (はじめる)- to begin

走る (はしる)- to run

働く (はたらく)- to work

話す (はなす)- to talk, to speak, to tell

張る (はる)- to put something on, to stick

払う (はらう)- to pay

晴れる (はれる)- to clear up

引く (ひく)- to pull

冷える (ひえる)- to get cold, to feel chilly

光る (ひかる)- to shine

引き出す (ひきだす)- to draw out

弾く (ひく)- to play an instrument

引っ越す (ひっこす)- to move (house)

開く (ひらく)- to open an event

拾う (ひろう)- to pick up, to gather

吹くふくfukuto blow (wind)

増える (ふえる)- to increase

太る (ふとる)- to grow fat

踏む (ふむ)- to step on

降り出す (ふりだす)- to start to rain

降る (ふる)- to fall (rain, snow)

褒める (ほめる)- to praise

曲がる (まがる)- to turn

参る (まいる)- to go, to come (humble)

負ける (まける)- to lose

間違える (まちがえる)- to make a mistake

間に合う (まにあう)- to be in time for

回る (まわる)- to go around

待つ (まつ)- to wait

見える (みえる)- to be visible, to be seen

磨く (みがく)- to polish, to brush

見つかる (みつかる)- to be discovered

見つける (みつける)- to discover

見せる (みせる)- to show

見る (みる)- to see, to watch

向かう (むかう)- to face

迎える (むかえる)- to go to meet

召し上がる (めしあがる)- to eat (respectful)

持つ (もつ)- to have, to own

申し上げる (もうしあげる)- to say, to tell (respectful)

申す (もうす)- to be called, to say (respectful)

戻る (もどる)- to return, to go back

貰う (もらう)- to receive

休む (やすむ)- to rest

焼く (やく)- to bake, to grill

役に立つ (やくにたつ)- to be helpful

痩せる (やせる)- to become thin

止む (やむ)- to stop

止める (やめる)- to stop

やる- to do

ゆれる- to shake, to sway

呼ぶ (よぶ)- to call

読む (よむ)- to read

汚れる (よごれる)- to get dirty

寄る (よる)- to visit

喜ぶ (よろこぶ)- to be delighted

沸かす (わかす)- to boil, to heat

別れる (わかれる)- to separate

分かる (わかる)- to know, to understand

沸く (わく)- to boil, to grow hot

笑う (わらう)- to laugh, to smile

割れる (われる)- to break

忘る (わすれる)- to forget

渡す (わたす)- to hand over

渡る (わたる)- to cross

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okay, so here in california precautionary measures against COVID-19 have become increasingly intense. most schools have closed and are preparing to make the transition to “distance learning” aka online classes. this is a big change for many of us – but don’t panic!

welcome to surviving online classes 101!

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✐ self discipline

this is more of a warning than a tip. working from home means you will have to exercise a lot more self discipline. it can be a little bit boring or lonely at times. you cannot count on motivation from others (professors, classmates, friends, etc.), so you will have to learn some self discipline. 

✐ create your own classroom

a good way to make the transition is to try and mimic the classroom setting as closely as possible. something that might be helpful is to set up a space designated for work. try to avoid the temptation to work in your bed or on the couch. that trains your brain to be alert in those places and makes it harder to relax/fall asleep. at least during online lectures, try and eliminate distractions that wouldn’t be present in a regular classroom (like tv or netflix playing in the background, or having your phone out)

✐ dress for success!

dress in the way that makes you feel most productive. if you’re one of those people who usually rolls into class wearing sweats and still kills it, good for you! if you’re one of those people who needs to put on a full face of makeup to feel alive and ready for the day, do that! even at home!! i personally never wear makeup but if i try to be productive in pjs… disaster. i’ve also found that cute workout gear makes me feel badass while still being comfy.

✐ create a schedule

now more than ever you need to figure out how to manage your time. you can use a planner, bujo, google calendar, the forest app, whatever. just make sure you keep track of things like

due dates and TIMES

exam dates

lecture times

hours spent studying

meals (pls eat 3 if possible)

water intake

sleep schedule

✐ pack your bag like you usually would

i know this probably sounds so dumb, but when you’re done working clean up after yourself. pack everything up like you would at school, to sort of signal to your brain that academic time is over for now. and then unpack and set up when you’re ready to get to work again. this is just another way to trick your brain into that school mindset while you’re stuck at home.

✐ don’t overwork yourself

break up your studying into chunks. being cooped up all day can make us feel like we’re wasting time, but be sure to schedule breaks and reward yourself after a solid study session. i’m a big fan of the pomodoro method, and it can be customized really easily to allow for more or less study/rest time. 

✐ maintain a healthy sleep schedule

now is the time to develop that healthy sleep schedule we all dream about. staring at a computer all day is exhausting and hard on the eyes and brain, so make sure to give them enough rest and time to recover each night. also, consider investing in glasses that block blue light, even if you don’t usually use glasses. this will keep our eyes young lol. 

✐ communicate with your teachers and classmates

most of us are making this transition to online learning together. any time you have questions, email your professor. reach out to your classmates at the beginning and exchange emails/phone numbers/social media so you can build a support system. if something goes wrong, screenshot it immediately and reach out to your professor. technology isn’t perfect, and mistakes can happen, just communicate them.

✐ turn things in early

this is my biggest tip. when you are relying on online submissions for assignments and digital lectures, you always want to allow extra time to fix any errors you might encounter. your professor will also be much more willing to help you fix a problem two days before a deadline rather than two minutes before a deadline. eliminate that uncertainty by playing it safe with online submissions. 

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GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!! YOU GOT THIS!! WE GOT THIS!!

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sooo i believe everyone knows about australia's plight with all the bushfires and forest fires. i decided to read up on the issue because i was interested in the causes as well as the impact of the ongoing blazes. after looking thru what i've written i realised that i wanted to help so i'll probably be donating some money to bushfire rescue later this week :> to everyone out there, let's try to do whatever we can to help australia out. my heart goes out to all the animals and people suffering from the fires. hang in there guys!!! we'll get through this

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The amount of love you give to yourself matters💖

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Always remember, my heart holds you when my arms cannot

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we may be almost half way through april, but at last here is my april page !

currently listening to : would that i - hozier

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poetry aesthetics: “the language of birds” by richard siken

The night sky is vast and wide.

A man had two birds in his head—not in his throat, not in his chest—and the birds would sing all day never stopping. The man thought to himself, One of these birds is not my bird. The birds agreed.

(read the full work here)

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sunday 26th

two papers due in the next few weeks. the stress is slowly but surely creeping in

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↳ 26 april 2018 – 47/100 days of productivity

IT security and management notes! currently studying: types of malware and their characteristics

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36/100 Days 

Rushing my paper on Nicomachean Ethics. Tick tock, 23:59 is closer than you think. Don’t be like me, start now.

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“It’s easy for someone to joke about scars if they’ve never been cut.” - William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet

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‪At the end of the day it’s really just about being a good person. It doesn’t matter how you dress or what your hobbies are … It’s just about being a peaceful and compassionate person. That’s really it. Everything else is surface and irrelevant.‬

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#1yearoflangs

Wow! I've just found an interesting idea of #1yearoflangs and really liked it. So the idea is to spend each month learning one more language. So, I want to try it, but I'll devote some of the language-month to improving the languages I've already been studying.

So, here my list below

January: Russian (its my native, but I want to know more about it)

February: French

March: Latin

April: Italian

May: Spanish

June: English (grammar especially)

July: Japanese

August: Korean

September: Ucranian

October: Belarusian

Novembre: Turkish

December: German

It's gonna be really interesting...

Thanks for the idea to @amillionlanguages

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yooo it’s me again with part two of my reference masterpost, now focusing on life in general a little bit more (see part one for more school-based things)! enjoy ✨

health + food

food masterpost

stress relief

self-care tag

infused waters

staying healthy in college

some exercise for weight loss

cheap food to make

bad days

feel better

got sick?

studying with a cold

studying sick

periods

study munchies

managing stress during finals

getting up early

self-care reminders

overcoming burnout

getting better rest

getting enough sleep

wake up early

reduce exam stress

avoiding burnout

manage and reduce stress

getting a good night’s sleep

food

study breaks (1)

study breaks (2)

make the most of your day

time to sleep

it’s coffee o’clock

it’s time for tea

how to have a good morning

staying awake w/o caffeine

what to eat while studying

waking up early and refreshed

presentations

ace the individual oral presentation

make a great powerpoint

class presentations + public speaking

public speaking tips

how to rock public speaking

how to do presentations when you suck at them

how to: public speaking

debate tips

music

my 8tracks

my spotify

melodic studying

ambient noise

music according to your mood

filling silence

study sounds (1)

study sounds (2)

harry potter study music

study music

summers + holidays

how to stay productive during holidays

summer productivity (1)

summer productivity (2)

keep your brain working on holidays

make the most of christmas holidays

planning for breaks/holidays

stay productive during winter break

journals + notebooks

travel journals

bullet journals (1)

bullet journals (2)

bullet journals (3)

bullet journaling (1)

bullet journaling (2)

bullet journal tips

bullet journals vs. planners

bullet journals vs. diary planners

bullet journal page/list ideas

what to do w/ notebooks (1)

what to do w/ notebooks (2)

why it’s good to keep a journal

the everything book

diy notebooks

websites + apps

really great apps

best iphone apps

useful school websites

subjects + problems website

learn things for free

15 websites that will make you smarter

a website that grades your essays

wallpaper

wallpaper masterpost

educational youtube channels

online courses + a guide

succeeding in online classes

apps everyone should have

printables tag

printables mp

useful websites to help you study

planning + to-do apps

study apps

apps for studying

study apps + extensions

30 websites to kill boredom

life in general

what do i do with my life?

jobs tag

get your life back on track

things no one tells you about getting an apartment

organisation

get organised

money

jobs + careers

things i wish i knew before i started ‘adulting’

save money on food in college

diy!

discounts for your student id

how to take studyblr photos

how to choose a career

making masterposts

college students

muslim studyblr masterpost

hope you liked both of the masterposts! please check out my study instagram and part one of this masterpost, ily all!!

ps here is a list of all my masterposts just in case 🐝

- helena xx