Why you repeat the same mistakes

24 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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A short YouTube talk by Hadar Shemesh offering a practical technique to correct recurring grammatical mistakes: deliberately write or include the troublesome word in a longer, correct sentence and repeat that correct construction aloud multiple times (example: practicing "It makes no sense" to fix word order).

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Let's say there is a phrase you always it makes no sense. And when you say it, it always comes out as it's make no sense. Now, you know that the ass needs to come after the make. It makes no sense. You know the grammar behind it. So what you can do is to either write this word in front of you or make it a part of a longer sentence and then repeat it again and again and again accurately. It makes no sense. It makes. It makes. It makes. It makes no sense.