Question

Put the words in the correct in the order to read the general advice a bout learning languages. a. you/if/something/teacher/ask/don's/your/immediately/understand b. to/own/transtale/try/ewery/not/word/language/into/your

Answer 1

A. If you don't understand something ask your teacher immediately.
b. Try not to translate every word into your own language.

Answer 2

To read the general advice about learning languages, you need to put the words in the correct order. Here is the correct order:

a. If you don't immediately understand something, ask your teacher. b. Try not to translate every word into your own language.

Let's break down each sentence and explain the reasoning behind the order.

a. If you don't immediately understand something, ask your teacher. This sentence provides advice on what to do if you encounter something you don't understand while learning a language. The order of the words should be as follows: - "If" indicates a conditional statement. - "you don't immediately understand something" describes the situation where you encounter something you don't understand. - "ask your teacher" is the recommended action to take in that situation.

b. Try not to translate every word into your own language. This sentence provides advice on how to approach language learning. The order of the words should be as follows: - "Try" indicates the recommended action. - "not to translate every word" describes what you should avoid doing. - "into your own language" specifies the language into which you should avoid translating every word.

In summary, the correct order to read the general advice about learning languages is:

If you don't immediately understand something, ask your teacher. Try not to translate every word into your own language.