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Please note lent starts on ash Wednesday and not on a Friday.
I think the highest note is D# where she sings "how will the LIGHTS dive down..." if you mean that that note.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday -- note the nes in Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
The visit to the doctor was to determine when you are medically cleared to return to work - not to confirm the day you want to return to work. If he said you can return on Friday, whether or not you get Friday off should be between you and your employer. You might just have to take the time as annual leave rather than sick leave.You might verify with the doctor whether the note actually means you can report for work on Friday or after Friday.
That means "Friday". Note that unlike in English, names of months or weekdays are not capitalized in Spanish.
The number of counts in a whole note is dependent on the time signature. If the bottom number is 4 (quarter) then the whole note gets 4 counts; if the bottom number is 2 (half) then the whole note get 2 counts; etc.
That indicates the number of beats for which you hold the note.
simply text him or right a note to him in class asking do you want to go see [inception] with me [friday]?
Example of Christian joke: A pastor, after failing to find another spot, parked in a restricted parking spot and left a note that said, 'Forgive us our many passes'. When he arrived back to his car he had a ticket and a note that said, 'Lead me not into temptation'.
*First off, that example would be two separate sentences. (There needs to be a period, comma and conjunction, or semi-colon after "Friday")Break Down of PartsSentence one: "The dance was on Friday."The= article. (Note: A, An, and The are articles, and they are found in the adjective family)dance= simple subjectwas= verbon= prepositionFriday= Object of the PrepositionSentence two: "It was fun."It= simple subject (Note: It is a pronoun, taking place of its antecedent, the dance.)was= verb, or linking verbfun= predicate adjective (Note: fun is an adjective, but due to the linking verb, fun is a predicate adjective describing it)*So, in simple terms, both "dance" and "it" are the simple subjects.
Magically, and deliciously. ;) On a more serious note, a bowl of cereal in the morning provides fuel for metabolism.
Are you sure it says ducky 'cuz to me it sounds more like lucky.