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I want to pursue Mathematics. The reasons for my inclination are many more than what I can express.. [3]
@abdon786
Hi there, I think you should consider these things
-The reasons for my interest and inclination are
many more than what I can express with
the help of myby words.
-I
had always enjoyed solving problems and thinking
andas challenging every question. (I think you dont need to use past perfect tense, simple past will be okay)
-And
, my preference
is to always select Math first (that common is not necessary)
-Math is a reason
for where I stand among my friends and society. And
, now
I want to make Math, the reason of my life. (what do you mean when you say "make Math")
-And
, when some of my friends come and see me
so that I can explain them any concept
s or question
s ,
givesgiving me pleasure
-So, this thought makes me
to think and judge
not only my knowledge
andbut also my command at the subject.
-My real life experiences in my society also make
s math a compulsion
-And
, I think the reason of my faith in ....
-it be counting lie when someone asks this (some number) plus that (other number) is -then my voice is always audible to them. (i think you should find another way to rewrite this sentence)
-My pleasure and
the essence of my life evokes from Math.
-
So , it had always been my
forever choice
and will be forever in my life. (you can use "in conclusion, to sum up, ..." to replace the word "So")