#motivation study

2 de marzo

I have been preparing for my midterm exams for a week now & i feel a lil bit stressed as i wish to perform really well cause my marks can affect my diploma. Besides, i do want the best mark as an excellent performance can allow me to participate in an exchange programms. Thus i am afraid that all my efforts will be in vain but then this thought comes to my mind:

⚡ Well, really, believe it or not but HARD WORK ALWAYS PAYS OFF. seriously. When i was preparing for my final exams this spring i thought i would fail. But i did not. I passed my exams. I entered the best uni in my country. That is it. I kept working like Hermione Granger and i tried my best to believe that i can achieve anything.

Moreover, keep in mind the law of attraction. It does work. If you persuade yourself that you can do sth, then you can and you will.

10.17.19

Recently, it’s been a little bit tough to study, to literally go out and go to university. I’ve been absent quite a lot these two past weeks, so I’m trying to do my best to have a better rhythm.

3.18.100||66.100

productivity: bio notes; actually completing 100 dop;

goals: read 30 min to wake up;

"아요/어요" 는 동사, 형용사 뒤에 붙어서 동작이나 상태를 서술하거나 질문할 때 쓰인다.

"아요/어요" is a predicative or interrogative ending; it is attached to a verb or a predicative adjective root.

Окончание "아요/어요" присоединяется к глаголам или прилагательным в повествовательных и вопросительных предложениях для описания действия или состояния.

1) 치엔 씨는 자요.

2) - 지금 뭐 해요?

- 일해요

( 하다 ~ 해요) ( 일하다 ~ 일해요)