English, 25.11.2021 09:40 iicekingmann

Has anxiety ever prevented (stopped) you from learning something? If not, explain. (5 - 10 sentences)
Can you swim? Who taught you how to swim? What was that experience like?
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If you can not answer question 2, think about a time you had to learn something. For example, how to ride a bike, play a game, tie your shoes etc. Who taught you these skills? Did you find it difficult?
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