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【Does this sound natural?】
I can handle if professor's teaching style don't work with me. What I don't like is busy work.
【Does this sound natural?】
I can handle if professor's teaching style don't work with me. What I don't like is busy work.
I can handle if professor's teaching style don't work with me. What I don't like is busy work.
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I’m not sure if I correctly understand the sentence above. Hope this helps!
I can handle it even if the professor’s teaching style doesn’t work with me. What I don’t like is busy work.
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