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265 - Frustration or consolation? Every time I'm reading something in English I realize that there is something new I must learn or figure out. It might be a grammatical rule, the use of a particular word (e.g. whether, which I've not understood yet how to use it) or an idiomatic expression I don't know. From a certain point of view, it's something positive. It means that what I'm reading is somehow useful. On the other hand, sometimes this is daunting, because it also means that I've not yet reached the level I wish. And how about you? How do you deal with this problem?

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265 - Frustration or consolation?

Every time I'm reading something in English I realize that there is something new I must learn or figure out. It might be a grammatical rule, the use of a particular word (e.g. whether, which I've not understood yet how to use it) or an idiomatic expression I don't know. From a certain point of view, it's something positive. It means that what I'm reading is somehow useful. On the other hand, sometimes this is daunting, because it also means that I've not yet reached the level I wish.

And how about you? How do you deal with this problem?

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