We grimace.

Yes the sentence above IS indeed correct. It highlights that he is giving two separate points/reasons. Keep in mind that it is not always necessary to insert two “why’s” when expressing two separate ideas, but it is rather done so for emphasis and to highlight the differences!

There are a lot of challenges when you decide to learn a new language. The first one is accepting/to accept that this is hard work, not even knowing what waits ahead. Most people don't even try to take action and learn a new language just because they think it's tiring and challenging. Secondly, there is a lack of consistency. You will not feel motivated to learn or study your target language everyday. So, having a strong reason for doing it will not stop you from doing so, as well as help you to build discipline. In addition to that, not having an established method may make you feel lost or stuck at some point. Methods are important to learn things you need to put lots of attention into it, if you want it to externalize in your brain. Otherwise not having one could be a big challenge to learning a new language. These challenges are based on my English learning journey. Someone might relate to them thought. You're not alone.

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It’s rainy today. The rain cools down the weather a little bit. We are having the tests now and tomorrow at school. I am nervous, being confident is easier said than done. Apart from that, I hate ancient poems. I think the only reason they exist is to prevent us from passing our tests.