what do I have to do with remaining 4 subjects.

[flytothesky]

Hello~ Can you help me say this naturally please?

A: I’ve enrolled 8 subjects but have no idea
ⓐwhat do I have to do with remaining 4 subjects.
ⓑwhat do I have to do with left 4 subjects.
ⓒwhat do I have to do with what is left 4 subjects.


B: Why don’t you take mathematics class with me?


A: Oh, sorry, that’s not my favorite class.
ⓐI’m hopeless with math.
ⓑI’m helpless with math.
ⓒI’m helpless at math.

[RonBee]

Perhaps:

I'm taking eight subjects, but I have no idea what to do with four of them.

Try:

I'm hopeless with math.

[flytothesky]

Thanks for your help

Would you help me how to say using ' remaining or left' in this sentence?

There are 12 subjects should enroll and I did 8 subjects but I have no idea which classes I should take
ⓐwith remaining 4 subjects.
ⓑwith left 4 subjects.
ⓒwith what is left 4 subjects.

[Monticello]

Thanks for your help

Would you help me how to say using ' remaining or left' in this sentence?

There are 12 subjects should enroll and I did 8 subjects but I have no idea which classes I should take
ⓐwith remaining 4 subjects.
ⓑwith left 4 subjects.
ⓒwith what is left 4 subjects.

Hi flytothesky,

I'm assuming that you need to write someone about advice concerning your current enrollment options.

You might try this:

For the upcoming semester, I need to enroll in a total of 12 courses. I have completed enrollment for 8 of the required 12 courses.

(In a short paragraph here, you may need to provide information on the courses for which you have already registered.)

Could you please advise me about my enrollment options for the four remaining courses.

Thank you.

Hope this helps you.