Li Yang quickly sent the message to Jiang Banxia.
As someone who copies, his basic principle is not to change a single word.
However, he agreed very much with what He Lewei said at the end: just memorizing words is useless, as the brain sometimes clears some of the cache. If you seriously want to learn English well, you must find an anchor.
Either through communication, deepen your memory in the corresponding environment, or because of work requirements.
He was in the third category.
It's just that the things he needed for work couldn't be used in daily communication, so he couldn't quite understand what the teacher was saying.
Jiang Banxia: "Master Li, you're amazing! Can you teach me English?"
Li Yang: "Not a problem at all. Who doesn't know that I'm best at English?"
Jiang Banxia: "Then after class, I'll sit next to you. Which row are you in?"
"Third from the back."
"OK!"
A big class was divided into two smaller sections, with a ten-minute break in between.
