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Horrible horrible horrible group work.


girl we did not ask for who was thrust into our group by teacher did not turn up.

sent a text over an hour later saying she couldnapos;t come because her son fell over and needed stitches and sheapos;s just leaving the hospital. Fine. Send us an email of your stuff, weapos;ll print it out and hand it in.

no. My stuff is fine and professional and just needs to be stapled to yours.

okay, fine. Gimme.

i want to look at your stuff too. Meet me at nine.

i have class at nine.

miss 15mins of your class.

no.

blahblahblah, including that I am called a fucking idiot for suggesting she texted us or called us to let us know she wasnapos;t coming before she went to hospital/at hospital or something. Said I would meet her and then cried because I felt threatened and didnapos;t want to go. There was more stuff she said about how it was all our fault for everything not being ready and that we never tried to accommodate her and her needs and her kids and whatever and that we suck and blahblahblah.

So we sent our teacher an email and put the rest of our assignment together and sent her a text telling her that I wouldnapos;t meet her and to hand her bit in separately. Iapos;m still pretty stressed and thinking about it makes me want to cry - she was yelling pretty hard at me and I truly did feel threatened by the idea of having to meet with her, and it sucked hardcore. We needed to meet in order to put the whole thing together better, make it look nice and like it fit together and everything, and she has missed two of our three meetings and had to bail a little early on the other one, although truth be told we were pretty much finished then.

Now waiting for my dadapos;s class to finish so I can go home. Am in the meantime doing my french homework by finding out what the eff a tonic pronoun is - turns out, the tonic pronouns are moi, toi, lui/elle/soi, nous, vous, and eux/elles, and theyapos;re used for indicating oneself with -meme, for emphasis of subject, in compound subjects, as the object of a proposition, and after a bunch of phrases or after pronominal verbs followed by a (accent grave).

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