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When you lose motivation to learn When you lose motivation to learn, remember that why you start to learn. Learning language can be a exhausted thing. You have to study and remember so many vocabularies, grammar rules, phrasal verbs, idioms and so on. It seems to be a long long journey. You can't see the end point. It makes you lose your motivation to learn sometimes. But when you think back why you start to learn, you can get back your motivation again. Maybe you want to travel a country and speak with local people fluently. Maybe you want to get promotion. Maybe you want to make some friends. Maybe you want to know more other country culture. No matter what you want, there are always somethings make you start to learn. When you recall all those reasons which make you start to learn, your enthusiasm will come back. Your momentum will come back. Take a break, Drink some water. Eat some bread. Start again. Move forward toward your goal. The result will be beautiful. Your dream will come true. (Thank you in advance for correcting my grammar mistakes. )

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When you lose motivation to learn

When you lose motivation to learn, remember that why you started to learn. Learning language can be an exhausteding thing. You have to study and remember so many vocabulariesmuch vocabulary [a language's vocabulary is measured, not counted] and so many grammar rules, phrasal verbs, idioms and so on. It seems to be a long, long journey. You can't see the end pointendpoint. It makes you lose your motivation to learn sometimes. But when you think back why you started to learn, you can get back your motivation again. Maybe you want to travel to a country and speak with local people fluently. Maybe you want to get a promotion. Maybe you want to make some friends. Maybe you want to know more other countryies' ["other" is always followed by a plural noun, unless there is only one alternative = "the other X"] cultures. No matter what you want, there are always somethings [there are some things OR there is something. The former has a space, while the latter doesn't] that make you start to learn again. When you recall all those reasons which make you start to learn, your enthusiasm will come back. Your momentum will come back. Take a break, Drink some water. Eat some bread. Start again. Move forward toward your goal. The result will be beautiful. Your dream will come true.

Inspiring essay. Thanks.

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