Oct. 4, 2021
Do you find the above statement don’t make any sense?
Anyone wants to become better than others.
Why there is a problem?
My answer is when I become good at something, eventually I will want more.
Therefore, I need to put more time to devote more.
At the same time, I losing the enjoyment of other “things”!
I really like to play video games.
But now I need to put more time to study Japanese, physical training…
I can’t play any video games at all and I want to watch more TV too.
So, I should be no good at anything then I can enjoy many things.
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Do you find that the above statement don’esn't make any sense?
I believe that a more natural way to say this would be 'do you think that the above statement doesn't make any sense' or 'does the above statement seem to not make sense?'
AnEveryone wants to become better than others.
I also believe that a more natural way to say this would be 'everyone wants to become better than the rest' or 'everyone else'
Why is there is a problem?
Therefore, I need to put more time to devote more time.
It sounds better to me to also include 'to it' or to whatever you're referring to after 'time.'
At the same time, I am losing the enjoyment of other “things”!
But now I need to putspend more time to study Japanese, physical training…
'devote more time' could also sound a bit better.
So, I shouldn't be no good at anything thenso that I can enjoy many things.
The problem when you getting better The problem w |
Do you find the above statement don’t make any sense? Do you find that the above statement do I believe that a more natural way to say this would be 'do you think that the above statement doesn't make any sense' or 'does the above statement seem to not make sense?' |
Anyone wants to become better than others.
I also believe that a more natural way to say this would be 'everyone wants to become better than the rest' or 'everyone else' |
Why there is a problem? Why is there |
My answer is when I become good at something, eventually I will want more. |
Therefore, I need to put more time to devote more. Therefore, I need to It sounds better to me to also include 'to it' or to whatever you're referring to after 'time.' |
At the same time, I losing the enjoyment of other “things”! At the same time, I am losing the enjoyment of other “things”! |
I really like to play video games. |
But now I need to put more time to study Japanese, physical training… But now I need to 'devote more time' could also sound a bit better. |
I can’t play any video games at all and I want to watch more TV too. |
So, I should be no good at anything then I can enjoy many things. So, I shouldn't be |
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