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I don't understand the last part. Can you paraphrase it, please? And what does play to your strength mean?
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lowsy at them
I don't understand the last part. Can you paraphrase it, please? And what does play to your strength mean?
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"play to your strengths" = develop or take advantage of the abilities that you have "lousy at them" = poor at doing the new school subjects
- "play to your strengths" = develop or take advantage of the abilities that you have "lousy at them" = poor at doing the new school subjects
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"play to your strengths" = develop or take advantage of the abilities that you have
"lousy at them" = poor at doing the new school subjects
"lousy at them" = poor at doing the new school subjects
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