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The time value of a beat is not fixed. Usually every piece of music will have a mark like "one note = n", which means that n of these notes will be played every minute, and usually such notes marked on it are one beat.

For example: "quarter notes = 80", which means that 80 quarter notes are played per minute.

7575755755 * "Multiply" 3 + 6522210-78554120 + 8745 = 22655244100

Whew, what kind of problem is this, it's dead.

(107575755755 * "Multiply" 3 + 6522210-78554120 + 8745 = 22655244100.)

Why don't you just use the calculator on your computer? Besides, you can calculate it with a pen!

1.This is fixed, and Jemanden Besuchen is the fourth case.

It must be out loud, so it is "read" out, not "written".

3.I can only work.

4.The third case of the plural number.

5.Bicycles are more expensive cargo than motorcycles. Personally, I don't think it's right, of course, there are good bikes and very cheap motorcycles, but you can't always take extreme situations as normal.

6.Originally, there was no e.,The prototype is stark.。

Bisschen means "nothing at all".

8.Hurry up and get out of "that"!

9.Come out "behind" the cabinet.

infinitiv + hoeren, is to listen to what someone does; It meant that neither of them could listen to their poor little girl crying any longer.

It means "it hurts", have you hurt yourself?

1.Is it from the village?

2.The AUS representation aspect generally indicates which country it is from. von can also mean **, small place or something. von zu hause kommen.

3.Same as above, but this von means ". All.. of", which indicates ownership.

4.Same as above.

What kind of souvenir is this? What about Italy or from a trip to China?

5.Same as above. bringen prototype. It's like, "I put my man on the train."

6.aus dem krankenhaus means "discharged". It means that he must have been hospitalized. von, he could have gone to the hospital and walked back.

7. werden。It means "to become, to become". As a full verb. Wird es here.

8. sag es

9. gibt es

10.es is used here to occupy a place, which is not interesting. It's easier to say. The usage of wegzugehen is that haben zu weggehen is equal to muessen weggehen.

11. ihr es

Why so many of the same questions 7

land which country.

It means "from ......Coming out inside", "** Yu ......von means "from ......."(direction) come", "from where to leave".

In the expression "from......When "come", the preposition "von" or "aus" is used, usually according to the meaning of "to......go" depending on the preposition used.

If it means "to ......The preposition of "go" is used in, then it means "from ......".to "use AUS more;

If it means "to ......The preposition of "go" is used auf zu an, then it means "from ......".come", then use von more.

For example: ICH Gehe ins Büro ich komme aus dem büro .

3.Same 2 can only go so far.

1.It should be back and forth, up, and go. Here's what it means to go to school.

2.Typographical error, it should be.

3.In the first case, if in the same sentence, the first subject uses , the second subject uses .

There is an emphasis on the role. When the subject is not human, it can also be emphasized. For no reason, it was stated plainly, and it was used

Contrasting sentence patterns are marked with

4.Yes.

5.(Here's whatever.) Regardless of the meaning. It's summer at any time.

6.The first one is inside the word, not grammar.

I take it, I take it, I carry it. Yes, yes.

It is used in the form of " to express the verb and adjective after the stem.

The back . It's an epilogue, similar to Smecta. Look at the specific tone, sometimes it means a statement, sometimes it means a confirmation.

2006-10-12 to 2006-12-30 is = 81 days.

2007-1-1 to 2010-12-30 is = 365 + 366 + 365 + 365 = 1461 days.

From 2011-1-1 to 2011-3-16 = 74 days, a total of 81 + 1461 + 74 = 1632 days.

2006-10-12 to 2006-12-30 is 82 days (including the 12th) = 81 days.

From 2007-1-1 to 2010-12-30, it was = 365 (07 years) + 366 (29 days in February of '08) + 365 (09 years) + 365 (10 years) = 1461 days.

From 2011-1-1 to 2011-3-16 = 16 days, a total of 81 + 1461 + 16 = 1558 days.