14 about topic to writing

from the last time on articles no. 10-12 I have the plan to make a topic from school that means I will search some interesting topic that English school used to teach the student that learning English as the second language or the student that are not native speaking.

Even that it was a good idea to do but I have a problem when I write in some subject that need to search more information about that topic for answers it. I thought that it useless to me I hoped to practice writing English every day with my target that I will smoothly write and try to use a new word every time as much as I can.

but when I write some serious idea it was some obstacle in my brain to think in English and write it sometime when I try to think about that problem I thought about it in Thai sentence. it was problems with my skill.

I have to smoothly write everything that flows out from my head and try to adapt to a new word or some phase verb and have to use a complex structure.

it is easy when I need to check my grammar because I use Grammarly Application that extension in Google Chrome.

after this, I will talk about my daily life or some opinion that I thought that I know more to share with people and when I got a new word in my blogs I will use red word for that.

I hope to smoothly write but it was so hard to write a full page. maybe someday I got the only short story for that.

this is replaced for 24/02/2018 Saturday.

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Don't try to understand everything.

Sometimes it is not meant to be understood, just acceped.

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