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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Get better at Math if I just keep _____________.
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Seven-year-old: My teacher says I'll get better at Math if I just keep __________.
- What would be natural to insert here (if anything)? "Practicing"?
Or would you go another way...
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Seven-year-old: My teacher says I'll get better at Math. I just have to study harder.
- Would "study" be natural here or is it only something you use about older kids on a higher educational level?
Thank you.
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1. Seven-year-old: My teacher says I'll get better at Math if I just do my best / just keep doing my best. Clive
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- Seven-year-old: My teacher says I'll get better at Math if I just do my best / just keep doing my best.
- Clive
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Seven-year-old: My teacher says I'll get better at Math if I just do my best / just keep doing my best.
Keep it simple for young children
.Clive
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