History, asked by alongjr33, 10 months ago

what is the best way to get rid of study

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Answered by Piyushraj789

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Engage in a physical activity. One of the greatest ways to relieve stress is through physical activity. ...
Get out of the house. Leave the place where you are studying in order to re-energize. ...
Write. ...
Do something you enjoy. ...
Relax your mind and muscles. ...
Just breathe.

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Answered by molletisreebharath

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Answer:

JUST DO TIMEPASS. DO SOME PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES AND FRESHEN UP YOUR MIND!

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