You experienced what researchers call a tip-of-the-tongue state, that agonizing moment when you know precisely what you want to say but you fail to produce the word or phrase.
She assured me she know precisely what she wants to say at the end of that last paragraph or thought; she just doesn't allow herself to say it until the next time.
She assured me she knows precisely what she wants to say at the end of that last paragraph or thought; she just doesn't allow herself to say it until the next time.
If you write slowly, you will get bored as you read, so you will gradually become unable to read.(Unless you 're a fan)Also, it can be stressful for readers to feel uncomfortable in Japanese or to write sentences that do not understand what they want to say.
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