Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Immersing"
Other questions about "Immersing"
Q:
Immersing yourself in English is one of the best ways to improve your English ability. But it's hard because human brain is prone to avoid from keep doing the same thing.
Is it natural in a written English? Thanks!
Is it natural in a written English? Thanks!
A:
I'm confused by the meaning of the last sentence. Do you mean the brain wants to do the same thing? Or it wants to do different things?
Here are two examples of how I might rewrite it:
"Immersing yourself in English is one of the best ways to improve your language ability. It can be difficult, however, due to the brain's tendency to avoid repetitive stimuli."
or
"Immersing yourself in English is one of the best ways to improve your language ability. However, it's often difficult because the brain is prone to avoiding repetitive stimuli."
I used the phrase "repetitive stimuli" because it feels clinical/scientific, which is very appropriate when talking about involuntary acts of the brain.
I've noticed that often native-Japanese speakers start new sentences with "but". I think this is because the Japanese language equivalent is very natural in written Japanese. While this is very natural in spoken English, it's slightly different in written English. Often native-Japanese speakers will create two sentences, while in English, "but" or "however" would be used to join the two clauses in one sentence. Example:
"Immersing yourself in English is one of the best ways to improve your language ability, but it can be difficult due to the brain's tendency to avoid repetitive stimuli."
It's a longer sentence, but it sounds very natural.
In writing, I think "but" often feels like too small of a word to start a new sentence. "However" often works better in my opinion, especially with a comma.
Here are two examples of how I might rewrite it:
"Immersing yourself in English is one of the best ways to improve your language ability. It can be difficult, however, due to the brain's tendency to avoid repetitive stimuli."
or
"Immersing yourself in English is one of the best ways to improve your language ability. However, it's often difficult because the brain is prone to avoiding repetitive stimuli."
I used the phrase "repetitive stimuli" because it feels clinical/scientific, which is very appropriate when talking about involuntary acts of the brain.
I've noticed that often native-Japanese speakers start new sentences with "but". I think this is because the Japanese language equivalent is very natural in written Japanese. While this is very natural in spoken English, it's slightly different in written English. Often native-Japanese speakers will create two sentences, while in English, "but" or "however" would be used to join the two clauses in one sentence. Example:
"Immersing yourself in English is one of the best ways to improve your language ability, but it can be difficult due to the brain's tendency to avoid repetitive stimuli."
It's a longer sentence, but it sounds very natural.
In writing, I think "but" often feels like too small of a word to start a new sentence. "However" often works better in my opinion, especially with a comma.
Q:
Immersing myself in books and teachings all day long is kind of tiring, weekend time is really a cure. We will be looking for some deserts with low-suger and low fat to cope with at tea time, we like these soft and waxy, delicate snacks. This shop is good at doing beans cakes like these, these are green bean cakes with all kinds of taste, we bought some of osmanthus favors. And also, this kind is really good, Furong flavor, I like it. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
× Immersing myself in books and teachings all day long is kind of tiring, weekend time is really a cure.
✓ Immersing myself in books and teaching all day long is kind of tiring. Weekends are really a cure for it.
× We will be looking for some deserts with low-suger and low fat to cope with at tea time, we like these soft and waxy, delicate snacks.
✓ We will be looking for some deserts with low-suger and low fat for tea time. We like these soft and waxy, delicate snacks.
× This shop is good at doing beans cakes like these, these are green bean cakes with all kinds of taste, we bought some of osmanthus favors.
✓ This shop has good beans cakes like these. These are green bean cakes with all kinds of flavors. We bought some of the osmanthus favors.
× And also, this kind is really good, Furong flavor, I like it.
✓ Also, the Furong flavor is really good. I like it.
Good job!
✓ Immersing myself in books and teaching all day long is kind of tiring. Weekends are really a cure for it.
× We will be looking for some deserts with low-suger and low fat to cope with at tea time, we like these soft and waxy, delicate snacks.
✓ We will be looking for some deserts with low-suger and low fat for tea time. We like these soft and waxy, delicate snacks.
× This shop is good at doing beans cakes like these, these are green bean cakes with all kinds of taste, we bought some of osmanthus favors.
✓ This shop has good beans cakes like these. These are green bean cakes with all kinds of flavors. We bought some of the osmanthus favors.
× And also, this kind is really good, Furong flavor, I like it.
✓ Also, the Furong flavor is really good. I like it.
Good job!
Q:
Immersing yourself into the language that you want to learn is the best way to go. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
Immersing yourself in the language
Q:
Immersing ourselves in our phones does not result in integrating with the society. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
Check the question to view the answer
Meanings and usages of similar words and phrases
Latest words
immersing
HiNative is a platform for users to exchange their knowledge about different languages and cultures.
Newest Questions
- 1. Sizin başkan olmanızı istiyoruz. 2. Seni kaybetmekten korkuyorum. 3. Bu akşam tiyatroya gitm...
- Allah yüzümüze güldü ne anlama geliyor?
- 1. Bu konuyu anlamadım. Öğretmene tekrar sormakta fayda var. 2. Ona beni bir daha aramasını söyl...
- Bunu Türkçe da nasıl dersiniz? I don’t like meeting people online
- Bunu Türkçe da nasıl dersiniz? I’m not interested in meeting people on this website
Newest Questions (HOT)
- 1. Trafik polisi bana ehliyet ve ruhsatımı vermemi emretti. 2. Doktor hastaya derin nefes alması...
- benim gün yüzü gördüğüm yok. this was a new structure for me. what does it literally mean? can...
- donanım ile örnek cümleler göster.
- fincan ve baldak arasındaki fark nedir?
- what is the difference between : okutmak and Okutturmak
Trending questions