How to Memorize Paragraphs, Sentences, and Passages Fast
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- If you want to know how to memorize a paragraph, hang on Magnetic friend.
Making it fast and easy requires a foundational skill.
And I'm going to teach that memory skill to you today.
It involves a Memory Palace and you can use it to memorize any essay, speech, sentence or paragraph.
The best part?
Once you're set up with the tools you need, you can memorize anything quickly.
What are the tools you need?
Well, first of all, you need patience - and that means the willingness to start by...
0:25 - Progressive learning mindset
1:02 - Learning to memorize words
2:10 - Using dynamic associations
2:33 - Magnetic Lists
3:07 - The Memory Palace
3:15 - Your Start with Paragraphs
4:21 - Memory Palace example
4:47 - How to memorize a passage
5:23 - Another Memory Palace example
5:44 - An important tip from Thomas Krafft
6:03 - Extending your Memory Palace
6:39 - Long term memorization
7:06 - The rule of personalization
7:53 - Mental lego
8:26 - Advanced: Numbered paragraphs
8:45 - 00-99 PAO
9:08 - Compare two passages
9:55 - Practice tests
10:12 - Thank you
Need more help extending to entire passages?
Check out the blog post version here:
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For an alternative approach from Nelson Dellis on how to memorize lines of text, please see:
• HOW TO MEMORIZE LINES ...
Enjoy using memorization techniques and talk soon!
Sincerely,
Dr. Anthony "One Word At A Time" Metivier
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I mention personalization and variety in this video. To learn more about these principles, watch this next: ruclips.net/video/Um9S6TDVP0Y/видео.html
Hello Anthony I am memorizing a script that’s about 4 pages for work is their anything you recommend for me I am 18 years old and I have the first page memorized
@@RUclipsvideozz I would recommend this video. It's exactly how I memorized this TEDx Talk, which was about 4 pages:
ruclips.net/video/kvtYjdriSpM/видео.html
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I have a question. Does these techniques will work on native language.
I'm not sure what you mean by "native language."
Memory techniques are not concerned by what language you are using, nor is the brain. The more languages you know, the better. This is because the techniques are surface and deep structural at the same time.
Thank you very much Mr. Metevier 🤗
You mentioned memorizing a part of the Bhagavad Gita.
I'm inspired to try to learn a few verses in Sanskrit and the English translation. With Memory Palace technique, would the Sanskrit words be in one palace and the English in another?
Thank you again !
I have memorized several entire books (well, they're novellas, but it's still a lot of words). After a lifetime of doing this, I've found that spaced repetition is the MOST important aspect of memorization. You have to give your subconcious mind sufficient time to impress the information permanently in your mind.
I always give myself at least 24 hours before reveiwing the same information.
Can you recite any of these books for us on the MMM Podcast?
You’ve convinced me to shift my peg words over to images of people, rather than the existing objects.
Seems much more flexible!
Going to try applying this to some common teaching stories I tell. (The pillar method seems a bit intimidating!)
All of my other memorizing is word by word.
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Haha, this video popped up in my RUclips home page today and tmr is my exam. I have to cram up sadly because there isn't much time left and hopefully I do pass the exam.
Till today, i haven't used any memory technique. I study CA , where i have to learn a lot of bare act of company Law, Audit , keywords, sections for exam. But i forget easily. I learn & again i forget. I am so much frustrated. From where i should start ?? I got confused from where i should start memory technique ? Please guide me
Thank you for this.
As in the video, I suggest you get started using the free course on my site. It will take you through everything.
For CA inter audit / eis sm & final audit take class from memory crafterz in Delhi ....they will memorize you everythings ...
@killerj722 you study what???
@@SenderismoUtah CA:- Chartered Accountants. It's a professional accountant's degree and one of the hardest exam to crack in India. People often dedicate a decade of their life in preparation of this exam.
Repetition will help ,Memory palace technic will help
About two years ago I watched a lot of these videos but in the meantime work, business, and life have interrupted me. However, I recall that I took enormous value from these videos and Mr Metivier's methods. So I have bought several blank sketchbooks, several Blackwing 602 pencils and other stationery, and I intend to draw memory palaces until I drop. I know they work.
Great that you’re taking action! Enjoy the journey and I look forward to your progress updates along the way! 🙏
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I just filled up an Edwardian house, where I used to live, with 100 rhetorical devices - their Greek or Roman names - in alphabetical order and their meaning.
Fantastic!
It must have been cool to live in a house from that era too!
I knew your channel would grow. I remember finding this channel when there were just a few subscribers
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Very interesting video Anthony!
Especially the “personalization” part.
I now have my own pictures for every number
00-99 Major Method.
I always train my Major System by memorizing the number plates of the cars follow on my way to work.
Very cool!
What are some of your images?
Great about the license plate training. There are so many numbers in the world, there is no reason not to practice multiple times throughout the day.
Do you know Jim kwik? You are like him you are professional like him thanks for the Video and dedication Anthony:)
Thanks for your kind words.
I do not know him personally, but am familiar with his material.
It might be helpful when you have a little amount of information. But wht about when you have to memorize a huge amount of information like memorizing laws for an exam? In Brazil, in order to become a public servant you have to take an exam. And it is more than 500 pages just about laws with all details. I mean... one single word changes everything. For example... bidding here can be "needless", "dispensable", and "exempt", which migh looks that same idea, but it means 3 different things (by the law). How to memorize that? Thank you.
Are you saying this before or after having mastered these techniques? I'll look forward to saying more depending on the exact stage of the game your judgment falls across our path today.
So I can learn a language really quickly by using this palace thingy :)
Used in combination with the Big Five of Language Learning, yes:
ruclips.net/video/bR15aAXv-F0/видео.html
Off topic, but I've lost the link to the proper video-in another video you mention that a person's face can be used as a memory palace. Could the same be said of objects around the house or anywhere I might be like phones, guitars, lamps, etc? Thanks in advance!
That is correct. If it has space, you can use it.
This is brilliant! is it possible if you could do "how to memorise audio" next? or gives advice on it. Say, memorising podcast while cleaning the house. I'm not sure if you already done a similar video on it. It would be awesome memorising your podcasts while i'm cleaning or relaxing haha.
Thanks, Anibid.
As a matter of fact, I just recorded a video about memorizing conversations in real time. It should be out in a few weeks. It applies directly to podcasts.
What are some of your favorite shows?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Has this video about memorizing conversations/audio been released yet? And if so, what’s the title of the video?
@anthonyMetivierMMM have you released the video memorizing conversations?
I actually used peg word system.Seeing that its easy to remove individual words i coonected them and voillaa my memory got 10x better😅
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Thank you sir
You are legend
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Excellent video and suggestions Dr AM
Glad you liked it. Anything you'd like to see covered in a future video? (Noting that I think it was you and I who were talking about having some more law people on to discuss memorizing legal matters.)
This is exactly what I've been waiting for🙂
Was it helpful?
Of course it was. It's always hard for me to concentrate on reading, let alone momorizing it. This video showed me other perspectives. Thank you!
Glad it helped.
There's more help on reading coming soon. Stand by!
Eagerly waiting 🕵🕵😇😇
See you soon!
But this actually works for like other languages like for example i do not understand a single French word but still wanna memorize
I use this for other languages all the time. It works great, but is not a replacement for also reading, speaking, writing and listening to the language frequently.
Just to ask, hope you might understand this question. This memory palace thing..once we are done creating it, we add living rooms, dining halls, do we go to these places in real life and memorize?
Great question.
No, you don’t have to physically go to them to use them.
But sometimes it’s fun to be able to do that. I walked through the MP I used for my TEDx Talk, for example.
But I could easily get the same result from a Memory Palace that was thousands of miles away. And so can you.
Hi, what happens if you fill out your memory palace?
Can you ever reuse it for something else? In other words, you cant use the same memory palace for two different things that you are memorizing, right?
I don't believe this is possible, and one way to look at never running out of Memory Palaces is covered here in depth:
ruclips.net/video/NcM3VBdlIvc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/9QF4AihKmbo/видео.html
Do these two resources combined help you out?
Then you imagine a doll house inside your memory palace that is the same as your memory palace
Thanks Anthony! I have a question about fast recall.
I am reading the victorious mind and just started filling in a memory palace with definitions that are relevant for my craft (things I keep having to look up on google). I can recall everything, but it takes me a while to decode, If I had to cite all the definitions to someone I would sound like a robot and taking my sweet time.
Let's say I've managed to encode my information correctly, how could I possibly decode it at the speed at which you'd normally speak?
You say in the video (at 8:04) that with training the sentence will usually come back to you faster than the memory palace. I can understand that if information is still in the short term memory, but what about when you recall something from long ago?
Thanks for reading TVM!
The point of decoding is to get it into long term memory so that you can just access the information.
To improve speed of decoding, the Magnetic Modes are key. There are many practice drills one can cook up for that, including memorizing playing cards.
Or you can just double down on practicing what you want to remember better, or have completely memorized.
Keep in mind too that no one wants to listen to lists of information recited. Why would you ever have to recite a list of definitions?
Hello Dr, I’ve got 5 days until my Arabic gcse speaking exams, where I have to memorise 50 questions in preparation. I will be eternally grateful if you can help me
Thanks for your post.
If I were you, I would complete a full course in memory training as soon as possible, or at least follow all of the steps covered in a book by a memory expert you know, like and trust to have accomplished similar goals.
If you are "picturing" things and think that memory techniques have to do with being creative, rest assured, it does not. The whole point is to develop the five main mnemonic systems I teach so that you don't have to picture things and do not have to be creative.
To answer your other question, no I would not read any single paragraph twenty times. Rote learning might have some kind of effect, but this kind of approach is unlikely to be practical, especially with only five days of prep time.
Frankly, the real answer here is to never be in a situation again where you have only five days to prepare. It's not worth the stress and anxiety. The sooner you start on the path to true, proper and lasting memory mastery, the sooner you'll ensure that you're never forced to suffer through a position like this again.
I am a biology student and I need to memorize a lot of information, sometimes word for word. I'm thinking about taking the words of the alphabet and associating each letter with a celebrity so I can memorize the words. Do you recommend it to me?
This is the standard art of memory and a portal into some of the more advanced applications of the techniques. It is not necessarily the place I would suggest starting, but it is not a bad place either. Happy memorizing!
i have an average of 4 brief concepts to remember per chapter. each concept adds upto 30 words, ie. 120 words per chapter, i.e also 1200 words for 10 chapter aka the book. i have 1200 x 9 books to do in 12 months. possible?
Yes.
Thank you of this, Sir Anthony Metivier.
My pleasure.
Thanks for checking it out!
Thank you! This is great!
Glad you like it! What are you currently memorizing? :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM well I think I'll need to work on building the memory palaces you talk about and would like to rewatch the video you have up about that so I can remember more of what is discussed on client calls and improve my working memory in general. I'd also like to improve my memory of events and dates in my own life, and telephone numbers so I rely less on my phone!
I've been watching a lot of your videos now and have been trying to use mind palaces to memorize french vocabulary. But I would love to know how I can memorise something more abstract that normally takes 100s of hours of repition. I am learning to play the piano right now, do you have any ideas on how I can use this method to memorise hours of repertoire that gave no words or lyrics? I also do Brazilian jiu-jitsu, is there a way I can memorise details of techniques when there are again no words? I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts on these two topics, thank you!
Thanks for this.
You can use the Major System to help with piano. I'm not sure about BJJ, but there's a post on memorizing choreography on my blog that you might find useful.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM brilliant, thank you so much! I'll try to find the post about choreography, I think it is more than likely what I'll need. 🙌 Thanks again for this!
Thanks❤
I'm arabic and studying English literature, I can't memorize paragraphs or long texts even in arabic.. especially if it's self-evident or axiomatic ideas, like talking about simple psychological situations in so much details.. it's like i get the idea and memories it, but can't memories the words, sentences and phrases explaining it.
Still not graduated cause of that, couldn't pass long literary explaining subjects, cause they need a lot a lot a lot of memorizing long paragraphs...
Memory techniques could be a huge game changer for you. They sure were for me!
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM
Definitely going to try them from your videos guiding me👍🏻 i really appreciate your sharing of information, and your reply!..
Gonna watch more, i feel like it will make me better at English and memorizing.. on another hand, im getting a feeling that the issue in my case is about the difficulties of understanding the origin of words, from a native speaker point of view, since I'm still not fluent in English.. i may need to acquire language like children being their mother tongue.. cause i guess when i understand that, i can do the techniques in a more useful way and be able to play with words to connect them with other stuff, so it be just a reminder.. so guessing what I'm lacking of is either vocabularies to be known as semantical and grammatical way adj,N,V.etc. Which will take a lot of time organizing and memorizing. Or using English as a day language like acquiring it to get to know the words and its shapes and uses naturally with out diving in semantics... after that i can be able to do the techniques in a more effective way i guess, I'm not sure about my self in all that, cause it's like unconscious thing to know, can't find the key.. you encouraged me to try and it's definitely useful.
Sorry for the long explaining 😅..
your content is interesting for me and useful.. I'm really interested, thank you so much❤ and Happy New Year!
You can speed up the process by learning your prefixes, roots and suffixes and doing a bit of etymological study. I'll be releasing something about how to do this relatively soon as a brief PDF guide to with one of my books.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM
Ah oh yeah! I think that and/or acquisition are the perfect ways 👍🏻. Definitely looking forward that and excited.
Thanks again for everything ❤
Awsm video..just wanted to know if there's an alternative to neighborhood locations because I don't go outside at all..and also wanted to know whether we can use the same locations and stations to fit in all bits of information. Huge thanks for your content on YT.
Thanks for your post.
For tips on reusing MPs, please see:
ruclips.net/video/Umt-innA-u8/видео.html
In terms of alternatives, some people use games and movies. I never do and for health reasons, encourage people get outside - spatial memory will be much improved when you do.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM oh I agree but I've had two surgeries (one of spine),so there's a lot of risk in going outside , otherwise I like your idea to the fullest
Now I understand.
Try Matterport. You might be able to use some of the buildings it features.
Dear sir, welcome. I like you. I want a course in memorizing texts, poetry and books to guide me to
I have a course like this.
It's called The Magnetic Memory Method Masterclass.
What texts and poems do you want to memorize? And why?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I want to memorize literary poems
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Is there a course for memorizing book texts?
As before, I would recommend the MMM Masterclass.
Very useful tipps, thanks!
My pleasure! Do you have to memorize many long passages?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM just Poems ... with the Route-System and Major-System it should work, THANKS a lot! :-)
Great - poetry is wonderful to memorize!
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I have a humble question: Can I put several things from different contexts in the same loci space and let them interact? Example: Poet A writes a poem about the sun, Poet B writes a poem about autumn. Can Poet B, due to autumn, now let Poet A's sun go down earlier? I make sure that each poet performs his or her own action (as in the case of bilingual parents, one parent only speaks his or her language), but can relate to the things of another, in the sense of a neural network. With the increase of other poets, the quality of the sun will change in its complexity, but it is unique in the plot of the respective poet.
Please excuse my long question.
I don't see why not - the best thing is to give your ideas a try and see how they work in practice.
Another fantastic training!
Glad you think so! Thanks for supporting it by checking it out and commenting.
How are things lately?
Hope to see you in tomorrow's Memory Dojo if you're around - I have some BIG news!
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM will be there
Awesome - looking forward!
Thank you so much sir
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How can I memorize 500 Chinese words with their meaning and an example sentence within the memory palace next to it
I did something comparable when I passed level III at the Confucius Institute in Brisbane.
I used a variation of the Magnetic Memory Method that combines the CAMP MIST formula. It’s all in my full program and fun and easy to do.
Thank youu
another perfect vedio you're the best
Wow, thank you!
How many Memory Palaces are you up to at the moment? :-)
Can I memories 500 words in 1 day?
Possibly. How many Memory Palaces do you have and how many can you memorize right now? What language are the words in and what are they?
Can the list of celebrities be by last name or would that be confusing?
It could be confusing. The only way to know is give it a try.
I do it when its useful, and don't use it when it isn't. :-)
I wish Anthony reaches 1m subs
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I read a book yesterday,it was talking about mind palace,it said for memorizing paragraphs,devide the paragraph sentences,and create some character that you knows well,let them says the sentences,
Like first character says 1 or 2 sentences,then second character says the third or fourth sentences like that,at the end let them says their sentences together.
Do you think it work?i don’t think so because the point of mind palace is interacting stuff you want to visualize,idk how that can be interact able
What was the book?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM it's not English book tho, i never heard about that thing before, i asked you because of your knowledge about memory palace ,so if you don't mind can you test it? If it work for an advanced mind palace user like you, then it works for me.
What's the title of the book?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM
مایند پالاس( mind palace in English )
It wrote many things about history of the technique and many things that are matching with what you, said but I find that one *really* odd, like how can that work? some characters says paragraphs sentences?
Thank you.
I'll see if I can get a copy to take a look. But I'm sure you can understand that I'm not able to comment on a book that I haven't read.
Generally, I suggest people spend 90 days on the techniques by one teacher before adding on the next. That way you'll have a much larger foundational basis for working out what makes sense or not on your own.
Does this way of looking at things make sense?
BASED Music Video!!!!!!!!!1! :D
Thanks for checking it out and letting me know you liked it. Hopefully Christian and I will do another one some day. :-)
How does rote learning reduces critical thinking you said in one of your interview. Rote learning is a fancy word for revising your concepts. Revising something you have understood again and again, how does it affect your critical thinking.
Rote learning is not the same as revision. Consider reading the research cited in this video yourself for details.
Rote is the absence of creative revision, literal repetition without what scientists call elaborative rehearsal..
Just shout out if you have further questions.
Sir but if you have understood a concept and revise it again and again to remember it, how does it comes under rote learning. Rote is to memorise something without understanding it. Using pnemonics and other tools do help but it doesn't mean that you would loose your critical thinking, by not using it as you said in an interview to bible memory.
Okay as per google there are two types of rehearsals ie maintenance and elaborative.
So by rote you mean maintenance ie to take a knowledge without understanding it. And second one is elaborative wherein you understand a concept and revise it.
Plz be fully correct with your information. I have anxiety issues and these thoughts trigger anxiety and distrub my follow of studying.
I'm not sure what understanding has to do with rote. Also, note that by definition science is never "fully correct." It's not in the nature of science to ever end its inquiry. New data is always coming in, and you will want to understand that not only generally, but as a means of quelling your anxiety.
For more on how I've eliminated anxiety from my life, please see this TEDx Talk:
ruclips.net/video/kvtYjdriSpM/видео.html
Amazing
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"I have been using a memory palace for some days. I create an image or craft a story for a word that sounds similar to the one I want to remember. For example, to remember 'Datura metal,' I envision an image in my head of my brother smiling at me, revealing his teeth made of metal (the word 'Datura' means 'teeth' in my mother language). Then, I place that image in my memory palace. However, it takes too much time for me to generate images that sound similar to the word I want to remember. I noticed that I was quicker at memorization when I didn't use any memory techniques. What can I do?"
It sounds like you'll benefit by having multiple Memory Palaces, using more specific images and amplifying them with something like KAVE COGS.
Thanks for replying."I appreciate your suggestion about using multiple Memory Palaces and specific images. However,my visual imagination is above average.The problem is sometimes I struggle to find words that sound similar to the ones I want to remember. How can I improve my ability to come up with creative associations for words in my Memory Palace technique?"Also sorry for bad English,It's not my native language 😅.
If it's true that your visual imagination is better than average, then wouldn't you be less likely to be having this problem? How did you determine this? What tests did you use? What are the comparative benchmarks against others and how were they tested?
To your question, the answer is the same. Proper mnemonics don't have much to do with creative association, so I would suggest studying the art of memory from top to bottom. Something is not quite right when people think that mnemonics have quite the link to visuality and creativity that you're suggesting. Far from it, in fact.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I don't usually encounter difficulties when imagining and placing images in my memory palace. My challenge lies in finding the precise images that trigger specific words I want to remember. Additionally, my minds eye is not above average; it's moderately clear and vivid.I apologize for any confusion caused.
@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thanks for your suggestion.I will try reading the book named"art of memory"
It's good for few paragraphs or 1 time event like your Tedx event but not for whole academic curricula because time limitation and large pile of accumulated memory loci makes it unviable. Again one could argue that why there's any need to memorize word by word for such a thing but question is simple is there any way to do that for whole academic session if possible.
The problem with this criticism is that there's no such thing as a "whole academic curricula." Knowledge is always in a state of becoming and by limiting our focus in the way you're suggesting, the entire point is being missed, both of education as a lifelong project and memory's role in it. Dare to go beyond short term goals.
What would you say about digital memory? Sometimes I just imagine the printed word if I can't think of a good visual representation of the concept or sound.
Not sure how you’re defining digital memory. Please say more.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM It's visual memory, but of letters and numbers. I think the word "someone" to me would just look like a scrap of paper with that word printed on it. I'm not one hundred percent sure about real life, but one of Katharine Kerr's Fantasy novels features a character who memorizes all text this way - and stores them in his memory palace as paper with written text on it.
Sir , how to memories unknown word like korean word .
I suggest learning and using the Magnetic Memory Method. Lots of vids about it for language learning on this channel.
Video contains wonderful information.
However, had it been presented in a structured manner it would have been much easier to grab the message.
Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback.
Do you know any expert content editors?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM a video content editor or a text content editor?
You provided the criticism. Which one do I need? And do your recommendations have proof of success on channels more successful than mine?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I think you got offended to my suggestion.😑
Not at all.
thanks. because tomorrow is my exam
Good luck! You can do it!
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thanks
If i want memorise a book of 50,000 word so i have to build a memory palace that contain 50,000 stations?
No, but you could do it that way.. i wouldn’t do it that way myself, though and it’s not what this video suggests.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM could you please advise how we can do it in more proper way
Thanks
Thanks for your follow-up.
That's what the Magnetic Memory Method world is all about. Have you considered getting involved in one of my full programs?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM can you please let me know how i can register
Sure, just go to my site and sign up.
How to make memory place my memorypalce are finished 🙏
I'm afraid I don't understand. Your Memory Palaces are finished and you want to know how to finish them? Please rephrase the question so I can help you out. :-)
Loyally sir,,, always all says that, hardwork is key of success but it is wrong.. 😒😞😞😞,, i study more but i cant remember,,, how i do memorise like when i memorise song, picture etc... 😞😞,,,, i works hard but it is not give mi back.... 🥺... Plz give technique toemorise point answer of theory portion.... Sir,,,, it is not possible to memorise all or everything by the help of linking or Nemnoic... Method
.. Plz help me to just know from anyone that how to memorise theory portion.............
Thanks for your post.
I'm not sure what you're asking, however.
Can you reword it in simpler terms?
Do yoü literally imagine a palace
I’m not sure what you mean. Is there a non-literal way to do it?
Please make video how to memorize law subject 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Thanks for the suggestion.
Is there a reason you think the process would be any different for memorizing law than the one presented here?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Sir, I am a judiciary student. And I think that in law one has to memorize exactly and mind mapping is good but it is difficult to remember everything, I request you to make a video for judiciary students.
And thank you for reply🙏🏻🇮🇳
I've helped a lot of people pass the bar.
You would really do well to add a number system and simply follow this video.
And if you need more help, take the course on my site. It will help you become an extraordinary student and career professional.
He has a crush on Susane Summers
Please help me. I do not speak English well and I do not have good listening skills, so please write me some tips to improve my memory at comment.
Some of my older videos have subtitles.
Here's one of them:
ruclips.net/video/zz4G6j2OO4s/видео.html
Does it help you out?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Tell me some tips to be genius.I am bad at listening skills.So you send me some tips at comments.
Indian students need this😅
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What Jesus here is saying is correct.
This dude wants to make me play city skylines in my mind. 👀 🤯
What does that mean? Sounds interesting! :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM it's a video game where you construct cities from the ground up.
Cool. So is that urge a good thing or a bad thing?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM definitely helps to visualize things 👍
I could barley remember what the paragraph says and I'm supposed to remember more stuff with each words ? Sorry but t my brain has a word count
Very sorry if one of the core concepts here was not communicated well enough for you. That's not the point of the teaching at all, so perhaps more context in how the technique works will help you out if you care to look further.
And if you care to increase the word count of your brain. Have you tested the exact limits of this word count formally?
Lost me when you said BCE.
Seems you’ve forgotten your history.
Not sure what you’re talking about, but if it’s Rhetorica ad Herennium, most sources list 80-90 BCE.
If you’re an authority, and know better, why not be generous and simply share your source instead of being “lost”?
In the midst of war, poverty and every other problem, isn’t it high time for some generosity of human spirit instead of another unhelpful attack?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMMThe guy you were replying to is a Christian fundamentalist who’s promoting the use of “AD/BC” instead of using the “Common era” terms, that’s all.