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WesternAmerican Posted 19 years ago
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I don't want to learn! My brain is 'OVERLOADED'.
Does it sound natural? Or even correct?
I can't seem to come up with an alternative word for this context.
You sit in class.
You're tired; You feel tediousness; Your brain is overloaded?
I can't seem to come up with an alternative word for this context.
You sit in class.
You're tired; You feel tediousness; Your brain is overloaded?
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Here are some suggestions:
I can't learn anything (else) right now because my brain is overloaded.
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I'm tired, so I don't feel like learning anything right now.
I can't learn anything (else) right now because my brain is overloaded.
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I'm tired, so I don't feel like learning anything right now.
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Yes, it sounds natural. I'd add any more:
I don't want to learn any more! My brain is overloaded!
CJ
I don't want to learn any more! My brain is overloaded!
CJ
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I don't want to learn any more. = I don't want to learn any additional facts.
I don't want to learn anymore. = I want to stop learning. I am no longer interested in learning anything.
The idea of having an overloaded brain connects better with the idea of not being able to fit any additional facts in your brain, so I think any more is better.
CJ
I don't want to learn anymore. = I want to stop learning. I am no longer interested in learning anything.
The idea of having an overloaded brain connects better with the idea of not being able to fit any additional facts in your brain, so I think any more is better.
CJ
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