I get an English - English dictionary but I have no idea how to use it.
My friend gave me an English - English dictionary. It seems that he don't need it.
When I have the word I don't know, I can look it up to this dictionary .
But certainly the explanation of the word is also written in English .
The English phrase in the explanation troubles me.
The loop is not over. I feel crying....
You say "you give up to use it right now, you should google.",don't you?
But I want to use it a long while until being ragged
So please tell me the effective way to use it for studying English!
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I got an English - English dictionary but I have no idea how to use it.
My friend gave me an English - English dictionary. It seems that he doesn't need it.When I stumble across a word I don't know, I can look it up in this dictionary. I decided to use this expression, but you could also use something else. If you have trouble understanding it, here's the explanation of stumbling across something: to find someone or something, usually by accident.
But certainly the explanation of the word is also written in English .
The English phrase in the explanation section troubles me./The English explanation troubles me.
And that is not yet all. I feel like crying....
You say "you should give up on using it right now, you should use google instead.",don't you? (I wasn't sure if that's what you meant, but I hope I got the meaning right.)
Also, saying you want to give up on something goes more like this:
"I want to give up on studying math."
"You shouldn't ever give up on learning a language!"
Basically, using "on 'verb'-ing".
But I want to use it for as long as I can.
So please tell me the effective way to use it for studying English!
Well written! Even though there are still things to improve at your English is fairly good. Don't give up on learning it, even though it might seem impossible at first, you CAN do it (and trust me, I've been through not getting English at all).
Also, if I were you, I would also try searching for a Japanese explanation online somewhere. Better than misunderstanding it while trying to understand the English one. Just because you would fail to understand an explanation doesn't mean your English is bad.
Good luck! :D
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could you correct my mistakes?
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