Leisure is the time to study English.

I already finished what I had to do today and now I enjoy leisure. Abruptly I finished. This is a heaven-sent luck. I was brushing up English grammar, which I found I forgot many rules. That I didn't noticed I had forgotten rules of sequence of tenses was,,,,,, I don't want to write about this any more. Haha. Because originally I began to study English to read English papers, I didn't study grammar so much. (When I was high students, I study it for real though. ) However, I am in for a rude awaking. Although I can't study grammar for real now and to score good points is most important, I'll study it.



Basically reading English paper is not so difficult. For example, if you find "But ~~", likely it is an important sentence. In many case "But~~~" is more important than "but~~". If you find "But" in a first sentence of a paragraph, it is more important than other "But". Because the "But" in a first sentence of a paragraph means the flow of the topic is changing. If you find "that is, ~~~" or "Namely", you don't need to read other sentences. You don't need to read "in which". This is a confusing expression and meaningless in effect for Japanese.



If you re-compose a paper in your mind, using such like rules, English paper becomes very simple. If you can't understand important sentence, it is the time to read other sentences. There are hints to figure out the important sentence. When I'm undergoing a test, I often don't read unnecessary sentences. But I can take good score on reading sections. And it is not a good measure for conversation. Anyway, what I have to do now is taking enough score to pass.



English paper's structure is very simple. If you are a Japanese speaker, you would know that Japanese paper's structures are very complex. In Japan, readers are required the skill to understand, while writes are required the writing skill in America. This is a cultural difference.



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