Dec. 13, 2021
A Wall
I am preparing for IELTS, I can't hardly remember new words. At the same time, I can't hardly remember new Chinese words when I am reading. It seems like my brain has set up a wall to protect itself from the outside world since I graduated.
I am preparing for IELTS,; I can't hardly remember new words.
At the same time, I can't hardly remember new Chinese words either when I am reading.
There are so many characters that I've learned and promptly forgotten because I never use them ... 学习汉字的写法太难了。。。
It seems like my brain has set up a wall to protect itself from the outside world since I graduated.
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Nice! Good luck on your exams!
I am preparing for IELTS, but I can't hardly remember new words.
"can hardly/barely" is used to mean "hard time being able to". "can't" wouldn't be used here.
At the same time, I can't hardly remember new Chinese words when I am reading.
It seems likeas if my brain has set up a wall to protect itself from the outside world since I graduated.
Nothing wrong with your choice, but this sounds a bit better.
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Well written, as for your memory issues, may I suggest using an SRS app like Anki, or just Spaced Repitition systems in general? (You can try looking up for more detail if you don't already use them, they're really helpful).
Dec. 16, 2021
Thank you very much. I will have a try.
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I am preparing for IELTS, I can't hardly remember new words. I am preparing for IELTS, but I can "can hardly/barely" is used to mean "hard time being able to". "can't" wouldn't be used here. I am preparing for IELTS |
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At the same time, I can't hardly remember new Chinese words when I am reading. At the same time, I can At the same time, I can There are so many characters that I've learned and promptly forgotten because I never use them ... 学习汉字的写法太难了。。。 |
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It seems like my brain has set up a wall to protect itself from the outside world since I graduated. It seems Nothing wrong with your choice, but this sounds a bit better. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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