it took me a long time to learn how to learn how to reed but now i can am i dumb?

Question

it took me a long time to learn how to learn how to reed but now i can am i dumb in grade seven i had a grade one reed in level but now i can reed or spell for that matter i can spell words like organization but one person sid even though i can reed now i am stil dumb be cus it took me so long is that true

Answer 1

No, different people progress at different rates. Some take a long time to learn the basics, then fly through the more complicated things. Struggling to achieve something, makes the experience and success all the more significant, and you should congratulate yourself on what you've already achieved, and look forward to what is yet to come.
Well done, great work and good luck for the future.
Albert Einstein failled all his exams, yet is regarded as the greatest mind of his generation. Richard Branson (the Virgin entrepreneur) left school with no qualifications, yet is a great success. Pete Waterman (Stock, Aithen & Waterman; Pop afficionados of the 1980s) could not read or write properly when he left school, yet redefined Pop music.
Who knows what you'll achieve in the future?

Answer 2

Congratulations on learning to read!

My mother has a Mensa IQ but reads at the speed of someone in the third grade. My brother was dyslexic. Both went on to graduate college. Billionaire Richard Branson is dyslexic too, and has become one of the richest men in the world despite reading very slowly. The mind has many different abilities, the most amazing is our ability to overcome adversity.

Answer 3

ummm Maybe you are just slow. I have a correction- You said you could spell now, but you repeatedly spelled read wrong. Don't get lazy on me now.

Answer 4

Is English your first language? If not keep working on it. It takes time.

Answer 5

Work on your spelling or quit using "shortcuts" when you type.