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Let bygone be bygone
This idiom expresses my situation right now. My final examination had just started a few days ago, and two papers had been done. As I really don't want to repeat what had I done for the last two papers, I really want to keep studying for the next upcoming papers. But keep remembering those mistakes I've done last time, it distracted me so much that I can't even start studying for the next subjects which is more difficult. Anyway, keep whining won't get me anywhere though, so pray for me and wish me luck. Let bygone be bygone. Thank you!
*correcting my own entry >< sorry, please anybody correct this if there's any more mistakes.
0 votedJanuary 11, 20160- Let bygone be bygone This idiom expresses my situation right now. My final examination had just started a few days ago, and two papers had been done. As I really don't want to repeat what had I done for the last two papers, I really want to keep studying for the next upcoming papers. But keep remembering those mistakes I've done last time, it distracted me so much that I even start studying for the next subjects which is more difficult. Anyway, keep whining won't get me anywhere though, so pray for me and wish me luck. Let bygone be bygone. Thank you!January 11, 201610

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