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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Only got the main points

only got the main points - is "got" here is in past time or present? Can you please let me know if "got the main points" meaning to understand he main points?

And that is something that I think is stress, the feeling that we have to learn more than we really can. And in addition to that, it has been proven that when we learn something in a natural way, after one day, about 70% of it is not accessible anymore. Why is that the case? Because the brain is very good at creating associations, but those are not stable. After one day, many of those are lost, and you only got the main points of what you wanted to remember, a bit like headlines or bullet points, and that's often not enough.

  

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and you only got the main points This is a casual way of saying and you have only got the main points

  • and you only got the main points This is a casual way of saying and you have only got the main points
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and you only got the main points

This is a casual way of saying and you have only got the main points

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