Two English translation questions and two English translation questions from Chinese to English.

1.If you don't figure something out now, it's going to be hard for you to figure it out later. It can be translated as today's business, today's end.

2.Instead of having to make corrections in a large pile of notes every time, try to write down the things you want to remember on a piece of paper. It may seem like no big deal, but it guarantees that you won't miss out on important things.

1.If you don't understand it now, you'll never understand.

2.Instead of going through a bunch of notes every time you're reviewing something, try jotting down what you want to remember on a piece of paper. Even though it doesn't seem like you'll learn much by doing so, it's a guarantee that you won't leave something important.

1.If you don't know something until now, you definitely won't know it for tomorrow.

2.Write down a lot of reminder notes and revise them again and again, and try to write down the things you want to remember on a piece of paper. While it doesn't seem like it's necessary, the latter guarantees that you won't miss any points (important things).

1;When you don't know it now, you never know it tomorrow.

2.Rather than having to work through the crowd on notes every time you revise something, try to write down what you want to remember.

On a piece of paper. It doesn't seem like much to learn this way, but it ensures that you don't miss anything that matters.

I'm sorry that I didn't translate very well.

1.If you figure it out now, you'll never figure it out later.

2.Instead of holding a bunch of notes to read every time you review, try to write down what you want to remember on a piece of paper. This approach doesn't seem like much to learn, but it will make sure that nothing important is missed.

1. To say I'm here to say goodbye to you.

2. Finding He hurried to the subway station, only to find that the train had already left.

come is an intransitive verb, and the second of the subsequent infinitive forms to say is a common problem in high school, only finding, which expresses an unexpected result.

Say Analysis: I'm here to say goodbye to you. Here the infinitive is used to indicate the purpose of the action find

Analysis: He hurried to the train station only to find that the train had gone, and the infinitive is used here to indicate an unexpected result.

Hope you understand.

1. I don't think it's necessary to feel inferior in front of authoritative moderators. (it, inferior)

i think it is unnecessary to feel inferior to authorities.

Or. i think it is unnecessary to feel like an inferior in front of authorities.

i applied to three universities, and got accepted by all three.

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