Books help me to plan my life easier. When I was a high school student, I had many dreams I wanted to be. I wanted to become a doctor, translator, writer, and so on. But I could not choose one of them. Exactly to say, I did not know what I am good at. I did not think about my talent, potential, at all. Dream made me happy, but worried, too. It was very ambiguous and difficult thing. Of course, now, it is. I think people are mistaking a conception between of something to do well and something to want do well. Usually what they want is just a “wish�?. Of course, if what we want is equal to what we are good at, it is the best ever. Unless it is, we should find our potential and strong point than others, and develop it hard. In that viewpoint, books are beneficial to us. They have much information about many kinds of things. For example, let’s assume that I want to be a doctor. What am I supposed to do first? Actually I do not know at all. In this case, I can find information about exam, process, and so on. In fact, I was considering deeply my job for past months. At first, I could not see anything. At that time, I started reading all kinds of books – romance, detective story, comic books, and so on. I could contact many lifestyles, and, finally, I found what I want to be. Fortunately, It is the same thing what I like and what I do well. Even my case, we know the fact that all books help us to set a goal of our life.
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Aruem,
I think that you’re typing your paragraphs into the text box and hitting enter before you reach the line in the box, right? You don’t need to do that! Just type continuously and the computer will handle moving the words to the next line when necessary. Your paragraphs on the blog get chopped up when you do this, and it’s very hard to read.
I’m going to fix this one, and if you don’t know what I mean, please ask me after our next class, okay?
Whoops. Either my computer was crazy, or else you just fixed the problem. Anyway, never mind!
You said you know now what you want to be. What is that?
I’m going to give you one piece of advice here: watch your tense! Go back over your verbs — there’s at least one that is in a different tense than the other verb in the same sentence, without a good reason.