Does this sentence sound natural?
"Today I spent some hours recapitulating what I've learned so far about HTML."
or this one should be better?:
"I took a couple of hours today and recapitulated everything I've learned about HTML so far. "
Top answer
recapitulating usually involves repeating and summarizing the main points of something to someone else. If you are simply going over your studies again, by yourself, we usually call this reviewing. Clive
- recapitulating usually involves repeating and summarizing the main points of something to someone else.
- If you are simply going over your studies again, by yourself, we usually call this reviewing.
- Clive
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recapitulating usually involves repeating and summarizing the main points of something to someone else.
If you are simply going over your studies again, by yourself, we usually call this reviewing.
Clive
0"Today I spent some hours recapitulating what I've learned so far about HTML."
or this one should be better?:
"I took a couple of hours today and recapitulated everything I've learned about HTML so far. "
Both are OK, if you use the verb 'review'.
0"I spent a couple of hours reviewing everything I've learned about HTML so far."
"I spent a couple of hours" sounds better to me than "I took a couple of hours".
What do you think?
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