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"Numbers Juggling""Hi Brian, "Today I went into my parents living room and asked them to ask me multiplication questions. My dad gave his usual 'oh not again' face and fired a question at me. I answered it in less than a second. "Both my mum and dad at a fast pace took it in turns to shout out questions and have me call out the answers at a rapid pace. Something that I have dreaded for most of my life. They were amazed that I could finally do something that I have been unable to do for 20 years. "I'd like to thank you for helping me with my maths. I've become confident with numbers and feel like I can do anything now. "I also find it highly addictive, I've been printing off question sheets with a hundred questions per sheet and whizzing though it like a man possesed. I love it!" "Many thanks," John Egerton (Adult Learner) United Kingdom
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