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Hello!! Any suggestion keeping grammar fun..

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Re: grammar

try not to memorize grammer. find a sentence that is fun for you and memorize that sentence. find a beautiful and memorable sentence for each grammer and check your own sentence with the classmates and friends. it can be a good game like chess

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