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Chemistry beats me.

Today, I studied organic chemistry.
According to the textbook, the pronunciation of alkene is like "alkane" in Japan.
In the same way, alkyne and alkane sounds like "alkane" and "alkyne".
It disturbed me and I'm about to give up. But I have quiz today, so I have to remind it.

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Today, I studied organic chemistry.

According to the textbook, the pronunciation of alkene is like "alkane" in Japan.

In the same way, alkyne and alkane sounds like "alkane" and "alkyne".

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Chemistry beats me.

Today, I studied organic chemistry.

According to the textbook, the pronunciation of alkene is like "alkane" in Japan.

In the same way, alkyne and alkane sounds like "alkane" and "alkyne".

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Today, I studied organic chemistry.

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Chemistry beats me.


Chemistry beatconfuses me. Chemistry confuses me.

The phrase "___ beat me" is usually used in specific contexts. "Confuses" is better for the meaning of this title.

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Chemistry beats me.is Difficult Chemistry is Difficult

An informal title can be "Chemistry is Kicking My Ass". I put a slightly more formal title.

Today, I studied organic chemistry.


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According to the textbook, the pronunciation of alkene is like "alkane" in Japan.


According to the textbook, the pronunciation of alkene is likethe same as "alkane" in Japan. According to the textbook, the pronunciation of alkene is the same as "alkane" in Japan.

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In the same way, alkyne and alkane sounds like "alkane" and "alkyne".


In the same way, alkyne and alkane sounds like "alkane" and alkane sounds like "alkyne". In the same way, alkyne sounds like "alkane" and alkane sounds like "alkyne".

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It disturbed me and I'm about to give up.


It disturbfrustrated me and I'm was about to give up., It frustrated me and I was about to give up,

"Disturbed" is usually used for scary or gross things that make you deeply uncomfortable. Also, make sure to keep all your verbs in past tense.

It disturbconfused me and I'm about to give up. It confused me and I'm about to give up.

It disturbed me, and I'm about to give up. It disturbed me, and I'm about to give up.

But I have quiz today, so I have to remind it.


Bbut I have quiz today, so I have to remindember it. but I have quiz today, so I have to remember it.

It is more natural to connect the last sentence and this one with a comma.

But I have quiz today, so I have to remindlearn it. But I have quiz today, so I have to learn it.

ButHowever, I have a quiz today, so I have to remindember it. However, I have a quiz today, so I have to remember it.

But I have quiz today, so I have to rmemindorize it. But I have quiz today, so I have to memorize it.

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