One of my sisters reviewed my first-grade lessons during the winter vacation and previewed my next semester's lessons. I dare not ask her, for fear that she might laugh at me, and the other one is min

One of my sisters reviewed my first-grade lessons during the winter vacation and previewed my next semester's lessons. I dare not ask her, for fear that she might laugh at me, and the other one is mine. Generally speaking, as long as you will patiently review for you, you will psychologically hope that you can learn well. You ask questions to prove that you have thought about them. Problems arise only after thinking. For her, this is the best reward for her efforts and patience to explain to you. It is also an affirmation of her work. Maybe your question is simple and naive, but if you don't ask it, it will always be a question in your mind, and it will be difficult for you to make progress in your study. This puzzled her as a teacher. No one will laugh at you if you dare to ask questions. Also, everyone has lost their teeth. Normal people have experienced it and will not be laughed at. They are afraid of being laughed at, but you are not confident.