But I did it. Finally, I had the opportunity to learn some proper grammar, which is something I'm even more afraid of than twenty-four children. And because I'm afraid of it, I thought it was necessary to get started and start getting rid of fear. I'm kidding, I had no choice. So I stood in front of seventh grade and went to explain the present perfect, a hot favorite of English times in elementary schools.
And because I'm afraid of it, I thought it was necessary to get started and start getting rid of fear.