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The whole concept of the language can be compared with the concept of math, as well as the concept of geography or chemistry. So I really wonder, if I mastered math sometime in the past , why I couldn't master the second language also. Does this has something to do with my type of mind or my gender or the country I lived. Could my brain have done anything differently if I would have been in another place or time or body. Is there any way just not to use Conditionals ?
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The whole concept of language can be compared with the concept of math*, as well as the concept of geography or chemistry. So I really wonder, if I mastered math sometime in the past , why I couldn't master the second language also. Does it have something to do with my type of mind or my gender or the country I lived in. Could my brain have done anything different if I would have been in another place or time or body. Is there any way just not to use conditionals ?***or, rather stuttering, ... can be compared with that of math, ...
**Good question. Maybe you could present your suppositions as hyphotheses, lemmas and theorems? But would that be quasi-English without the conditionals?
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