Finite verbs? Well, it's about time! [And subject...]

FINITE VERBS have 2 features:

• They have a SUBJECT (someone or something performing the action)
• They have a TENSE (time; a present, past or future tense

Examples: 
She sings a song.
He wrote a poem.
It was quiet.
All will be OK.

So ask: WHO/WHAT does it? And WHEN?
[I.e., is there a subject? And a tense?]

[c] Hein Mönnig 2016

Spot the wonderful malapropism!

Oh, and I read the article.

She does not sell anything, but only pedals.

By Juan Marie Carlson, 2016 (2)

By Juan Marie Carlson, 2016

Hing vs. Reinke -- fight!

Hing and Nica, having slightly differing aesthetic interpretations of data presentation:

Yes, Hing's is the green frame of vertical numbers on the left; Reinke's tight and subtle graphic is slightly on the right. Okay, then.

Presenting the ad-hoc works of one Elisabeth (Sabah) Cabano

An enhanced napkin...

Rolled-out disposable coffee-cup, repurposed...

So Elisabeth, recovering from a dodgy knee, has been stuck in my classroom. And apart from some long-distance Math and English work done by her, also, herewith, some impromptu art. 

[For orders to use the above in screen-printing for sarongs, doilies, tank-tops, etc., please contact Elisabeth directly.]

Needless to say, Ms Cabano retains all copyright on the above images.

Menopause [thanks to Tarien Riekert for the witticism!]