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When thinking of the perfect place to study, the first place that might come to mind is a library with a mix of quiet, public, yet special private environments? Many say that such a place can bring maximum benefit to your concentration. But to be honest, studying in the library is not my style

When thinking of the perfect place to study, the first place that might come to mind is a library with a mix of quiet, public, yet special private environments? Many say that such a place can bring maximum benefit to your concentration. But to be honest, studying in the library is not my style 5LpjA
When thinking of the perfect place to study, the first place that might come to mind is a library with a mix of quiet, public, yet special private environments? Many say that such a place can bring maximum benefit to your concentration. But to be honest, studying in the library is not my styleA good place to study isn’t necessarily one that’s comfortable. In his book Creative Reading, the poet Ron Padgett offers a funny account of his teenaged attempt to create a “nirvana” for reading — pillows, background music, a Do Not Disturb sign, cold drinks, and cookies. The only problem was that he ended up falling asleep. Good places to work are as various as individual students. If you like quiet, find a lesser-used area of the library. The bound periodicals or the A and Z stacks (if your library uses Library of Congress Classification) might be likely places to start. If silence is deafening, look for a livelier setting. If your dorm room would be a perfect place except for the noise in the hallway, try an ambient sound from iSerenity to mask the distractions.
When thinking of the perfect
place
to study, the
first
place
that might
come
to mind is a library with a mix of quiet, public,
yet
special private environments?
Many
say that such a
place
can bring maximum benefit to your concentration.
But
to be honest, studying in the library is not my
styleA
good
place
to study isn’t
necessarily
one that’s comfortable. In his book Creative Reading, the poet Ron Padgett offers a
funny
account of his
teenaged
attempt to create a “nirvana” for reading — pillows, background music,
a
Do Not Disturb
sign
,
cold
drinks, and cookies. The
only
problem was that he ended up falling asleep.

Good
places
to work are as various as individual students. If you like quiet, find a lesser-
used
area of the library. The bound periodicals or the A and Z stacks (if your library
uses
Library of Congress Classification) might be likely
places
to
start
. If silence is deafening, look for a livelier setting. If your dorm room
would be
a perfect
place
except for
the noise in the hallway, try an ambient sound from
iSerenity
to mask the distractions.
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IELTS essay When thinking of the perfect place to study, the first place that might come to mind is a library with a mix of quiet, public, yet special private environments? Many say that such a place can bring maximum benefit to your concentration. But to be honest, studying in the library is not my style

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