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Hi Hye Jin Sim,
I have the same opinion with you. Learning Resource Center (LRC), which is one of the departments in Cypress College has a lot of benefits for students such as printers, computers, tutors, and more. Students who do not have computers can use computers in LRC whenever you want. In addition, students who study ESL or English can meet tutors in LRC for help. For example, I often meet ESL tutors for help to correct my essay. They are very devoted, and they show me some grammar errors that I often make such as sentence structures, verb tenses, and articles. Now, I feel more confident about writing essays. Moreover, I often practice reading in LRC, and it is very useful. My reading skill is not good. Sometimes, I get a low grade on

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