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Im 9 and you new your crushsince kindergarten and now im in fourth grade but you act mean to him those day what can you do?
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I am in fourth grade. I like this guy Ryan. I want to be his girlfriend. How do I get him?
There is no such thing as a "boyfriend" in the 4th grade. First of all boys in the 4th grade don't even think in those terms. ( girls are always ahead of them that way) Boys starting high school just barely start thinking in those terms. Second, being in the 4th grade and thinking about boys that way is going to get you into nothing but trouble. Have them as a boy "friend" but stay focused on your school work, there's no rush for those things. You have plenty of time.
What do you do to get your fifth grade math level up before you go into fifth grade?
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What is the best grade for tests?
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Is kindergarten supposed to be capitalized?
Probably not, although the question is more complicated than it seems.Part of the confusion stems from kindergarten being a foreign word importation. The word was coined by Friedrich Fröbel, a German educator who founded a school for young children in the 19th-century. All nouns are capitalized in German, and Kindergarten was no exception.There is some inconsistency over whether German importations into English should retain their capitalization. For words that have become extremely common, such as bratwurst or angst, the answer seems to be no. However Schadenfreude, an uncommon but still familiar word, is capitalized in the Oxford English Dictionary.It is difficult to determine at exactly what point a German importation reaches a level of usage sufficient to drop the capitalization. Of course since kindergarten is a very familiar word to most English-speakers, we could assume that lowercase is correct.But it's not as simple as that. Style guides from some authorities, such as the International Reading Association, have in the past instructed writers to capitalize all grade levels, such as First Grade, High School, etc. Kindergarten would be subject to that rule. While the IRA guide has departed from that policy, the confusion lingers.Complicating things even more are those who insist that references to a particular kindergarten program be capitalized, as in Springfield Elementary Kindergarten or Ms. Johnson's Kindergarten. There is also the issue of abbreviation, as in K-5 or pre-K. In those cases, the capital K reflects the convention of capitalizing abbreviations, not the convention of capitalizing the word itself.Taking all of that into account gives us several rules for different cases. If you are referring to kindergarten in general (and in English), you may use the lowercase. Specific references to a single kindergarten program may require capitalization, and you should use a capital K in abbreviations.
How do you get a girl to like you in the fourth grade and she hates you?
Give her some space or you can get everyone to pretend to dislike her then she will be lonely be there for her when she is sad.If she has anything that you like share it with her[like snack] see how it works out that happened to me in 4th grade with a boy he did all those things then i didnt hate him any more and i like him now he is my bf
What was patty Ferrell to greg in diary of a wimpy kid?
She was mean to him because Greg said in fourth grade and he said patty patty is fatty has a face just like a ratty and Patty cried when she is a small child in fourth grade with Greg and the other students. She is a only child of her parents or she has siblings but it doesn’t show it in the movie though but I surely doubt that she has a little brother or sister. Greg told Rowley that it is funny that he made fun of Patty Ferrell when she was in fourth grade of elementary school. Poor patty i felt bad for her when she got teased but she doesn't like that when she was a kid in fourth grade. I don’t know if Patty is in the second or third or the last diary of the wimpy kid movie but we’ll find out when we watch those movies and the diary of the wimpy kid and it is all of my favorites ever in the whole wide world or the universe too.
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Should the word kindergarten be capitalized?
Probably not, although the question is more complicated than it seems.Part of the confusion stems from kindergarten being a foreign word importation. The word was coined by Friedrich Fröbel, a German educator who founded a school for young children in the 19th-century. All nouns are capitalized in German, and Kindergarten was no exception.There is some inconsistency over whether German importations into English should retain their capitalization. For words that have become extremely common, such as bratwurst or angst, the answer seems to be no. However Schadenfreude, an uncommon but still familiar word, is capitalized in the Oxford English Dictionary.It is difficult to determine at exactly what point a German importation reaches a level of usage sufficient to drop the capitalization. Of course since kindergarten is a very familiar word to most English-speakers, we could assume that lowercase is correct.But it's not as simple as that. Style guides from some authorities, such as the International Reading Association, have in the past instructed writers to capitalize all grade levels, such as First Grade, High School, etc. Kindergarten would be subject to that rule. While the IRA guide has departed from that policy, the confusion lingers.Complicating things even more are those who insist that references to a particular kindergarten program be capitalized, as in Springfield Elementary Kindergarten or Ms. Johnson's Kindergarten. There is also the issue of abbreviation, as in K-5 or pre-K. In those cases, the capital K reflects the convention of capitalizing abbreviations, not the convention of capitalizing the word itself.Taking all of that into account gives us several rules for different cases. If you are referring to kindergarten in general (and in English), you may use the lowercase. Specific references to a single kindergarten program may require capitalization, and you should use a capital K in abbreviations.
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