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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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the more times one repeats an action or recalls the information, the more dendrites sprout to connect new memories to old ones, the stronger the connections between neurons become, and the more efficient the brain becomes at retrieving that memory or repeating that action.
I read this part (above) in the book. and this queit a long sentence gives me hard time understanding.
can someone please help me to understand this sentence in detail?
I don't really understand what that means but the structure of the sentence (the more~, the more)
THANK YOU!!
I read this part (above) in the book. and this queit a long sentence gives me hard time understanding.
can someone please help me to understand this sentence in detail?
I don't really understand what that means but the structure of the sentence (the more~, the more)
THANK YOU!!
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Anonymous I don't really understand what that means but the structure of the sentence (the more~, the more) That means that they all develop (become stronger, more efficient etc) or cause each other to do so together. The more I eat, the fatter I get. The less I eat, the thinner I get.
- Anonymous I don't really understand what that means but the structure of the sentence (the more~, the more) That means that they all develop (become stronger, more efficient etc) or cause each other to do so together.
- The more I eat, the fatter I get.
- The less I eat, the thinner I get.
- The more I eat, the more money I spend on food.
- etc.
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AnonymousI don't really understand what that means but the structure of the sentence (the more~, the more)That means that they all develop (become stronger, more efficient etc) or cause each other to do so together.
The more I eat, the fatter I get.
The less I eat, the thinner I get.
The more I eat, the more money I spend on
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