It is inadvisable to have too much repetition of the same word, and too many errors in word
formation will also hurt you. Please study the vocabulary we come across in
class and in the book, as it’s quite a lot and will turn out to be useful both
directly (if you need it) and indirectly (through word formation).
An example of this issue is “difficulties.”
If we do not use our memory, we will have
difficulty facing the many difficulties that we find in life. A person
must use past experience to overcome these difficulties and make
decisions about what steps to take when they encounter
difficulties.
When you write this sentence you should be well
aware that it’s problematic. The next step to take is to brainstorm synonyms: problems, hurdles, obstacles, crises,
challenges, unexpected roadblocks, brick walls, etc.
DO NOT USE boring
words: good, nice, very, happy, really, bad,
big, like .. there is a list of these on the
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