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John and Jack did not know how to ride a bicycle, and both wanted to learn. John got on a bike and started peddling it, with plenty of falls of course. Jack, believing that he could outwit John, bought a manual and memorized all the details, without a fall or bruise, of course. In the end, John went everywhere on his bike, whereas Jack knew all the theory about how to ride a bike: He knew why a bicycle is as it is, and why it is easier to keep balance at speed than at a standstill, although he could hardly balance on his bike. |
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language is a skill. You learn it by doing it.