A story of high school When I was in high school I used to like maths, but when I was in the last year I had problems with my maths teacher, we discuss and since then, I stopped going to his classes.

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A story of high school When I was in high school I used to like maths, but when I was in the last year I had problems with my maths teacher, we discuss and since then, I stopped going to his classes. One day, a friend said me "I understand you, the classes are boring, wherefore, I would like help you to learn maths in a more entertaining way, IF you help me with my computing homeworks. That way it will be easier for you to approve maths and for me to approve computing ". He was a businessman. I thought it was a fair deal, after all, I like computing and he was good teaching. Thanks to him, I finished high school and my math teacher never knew how I learned without going to class.

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A story of high school

When I was in high school I used to like maths *, but when I was in the last year ["a senior" or "in my last year"] I had problems with my maths teacher. **, wWe discuss argued***, and since then after that, I stopped going to his classes.

One day, a friend said to me "I understand you, .The classes are boring for you, Therefore wherefore, I would like help you to learn maths in a more entertaining way, IF if you will help me with my computing homeworks. That way it will be easier for you to approve maths improve in math and for me to approve improve in computing ". approve = aprobar improve = mejorar

He was a businessman.

I thought it was a fair deal. , aAfter all, I like computing and he was good at teaching.
Thanks to him, I finished high school and my math teacher never knew how I learned without going to class.

GREAT STORY!

* "mathematics"sounds like a plural noun because it ends in "s"; however it is a singular noun (a single subject in school". When we shorten it to a more informal word, we say "math".

** It's good to break a very long sentence into two shorter ones, so that a composition teacher doesn't call it a "run-on sentence" ; -)

*** I think this is what you mean, but I'm not sure. "To discuss" means to have a calm talk about something; "to argue" [or "have an argument"] means to discuss something with emotion, usually anger

A story of high school

When I was in high school I used to like maths, but when I was in the last year I had problems with my maths teacher, we discussed and since then, I stopped going to his class.

One day, a friend said me "I understand you, the classes are boring, wherefore, I would like to help you to learn maths in a more entertaining way, IF you help me with my computing homeworks. That way it will be easier for you to approve maths and for me to approve computing ".

He was a businessman.

I thought it was a fair deal, after all, I like computing and he was a good teacher.
Thanks to him, I finished high school and my math teacher never knew how I learned without going to class.

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