Side effects of counting down in English
I've continued counting down practice for a month.
Now I feel I can easily speak English.
But there are a side effect which make me appear much more crazy.
I can easily speak English, but it's especially when no one is around me.
When I see a thing I can't help saying the name of it.
When I see a grasshopper on a road, I say "a grasshopper on the load".
When I see a "bee flying near bushes, I say "a huge bee is flying around the bushes. It's dangerous around there."
When I see stones on the parking lot, I think of how many they are, and finally say, "There are so many stones on the parking lot that I can't count them."
When I see a gutter covered with the lids, "Maybe I can count the lids of gutters, one, two, three" and I finally give up when I count through 60, and it's about half.
When I see a bicycle and motorcycle, I say "the rear gear of the motorcycle is big because it have to reduce the speed of the rotation of the crank, for the engine rotates it many thousand times per minute, on the contrary, the rear gear of the bicycle is small because it have to increase the rotation because we can only rotate the crank at most two hundred per minute."
When I hear myself doing this, I felt myself look like much stupid, for it was the beginning of the Sunday worship service.
Then I couldn't help jumping up and down small after a while, so I retreated near the entrance lest I wouldn't disturb the congregation.
An hour later, I settled and much calmer than the beginning.
I listened to the message from the pastor.
After the worship service ended, we had lunch.
I have small conversation a little while.
I talked about the counting down practice as the "swing practice" of English.
He said that it was a good idea.
Although it has a side effect to boost the characteristic of myself as autistic, it also had great effect in a conversation. I felt I was speaking much smoother than before and even I felt that I had enough time to listen and think of the response that shows me more interested in.
My home work for this week may be cope with this side effect if seen I look stupid and if I don't choose a situation it may annoy many people. Choosing places and situations are important to practice and cope with the side effect.
Now I feel I can easily speak English.
But there are a side effect which make me appear much more crazy.
I can easily speak English, but it's especially when no one is around me.
When I see a thing I can't help saying the name of it.
When I see a grasshopper on a road, I say "a grasshopper on the load".
When I see a "bee flying near bushes, I say "a huge bee is flying around the bushes. It's dangerous around there."
When I see stones on the parking lot, I think of how many they are, and finally say, "There are so many stones on the parking lot that I can't count them."
When I see a gutter covered with the lids, "Maybe I can count the lids of gutters, one, two, three" and I finally give up when I count through 60, and it's about half.
When I see a bicycle and motorcycle, I say "the rear gear of the motorcycle is big because it have to reduce the speed of the rotation of the crank, for the engine rotates it many thousand times per minute, on the contrary, the rear gear of the bicycle is small because it have to increase the rotation because we can only rotate the crank at most two hundred per minute."
When I hear myself doing this, I felt myself look like much stupid, for it was the beginning of the Sunday worship service.
Then I couldn't help jumping up and down small after a while, so I retreated near the entrance lest I wouldn't disturb the congregation.
An hour later, I settled and much calmer than the beginning.
I listened to the message from the pastor.
After the worship service ended, we had lunch.
I have small conversation a little while.
I talked about the counting down practice as the "swing practice" of English.
He said that it was a good idea.
Although it has a side effect to boost the characteristic of myself as autistic, it also had great effect in a conversation. I felt I was speaking much smoother than before and even I felt that I had enough time to listen and think of the response that shows me more interested in.
My home work for this week may be cope with this side effect if seen I look stupid and if I don't choose a situation it may annoy many people. Choosing places and situations are important to practice and cope with the side effect.
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