Natural english

3.2 POV
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remember more you to listen better you will learn. So, let’s get 
started.
There was a donkey. He was very pessimistic. His name 
was Henry. He always thought about his problems. He was ill.
He always had a headache. His back hurt. He had a lot of illness. 

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Jumanazar Khushbakov
Henry had a headache. He didn’t have much money. He was poor. 
He had no friends, because he was rude to everybody. People didn’t 
like him and they didn’t like to support him. He thought about his 
problems. While thinking about his problems, he blamed others 
for his problems. In the mornings, he thought about his problems. 
In the afternoons, he contemplated his problems.
Surprisingly, he had a lot of aspirations. He didn’t achieve any 
of them. He wanted to be rich. And he blamed his parents, because 
they didn’t send him to good school. So, in a word, he thought about 
his problems a lot. One day he had a breakthrough. He decided 
to alter his life. Firstly, he wanted to take all responsibilities.
He stopped blaming others. He stopped making justifications for 
his problems. He said himself: “I’m responsible. I’m in charge”.
He accepted 100 percent. He started to treat other people 
very well. He respected everybody. He gave compliments.
It was difficult to give comments, because he didn’t get used 
to it. However, he strived to be polite and nice to people. He tried 
very hard. After all his attempts, he improved this aspect of his 
life. At the end he started his next goal. He didn’t think about 
his problems. He thought about his goals. He asked one question 
many times. He constantly asked “How?” When he wanted to 
have a car, he asked: “How can I buy a car?” He always thought 
to start about his goals. He stopped thinking about the problems. 
He started to think about what he wanted to do, not what he 
didn’t want. Eventually, he achieved all his goals. He had a lot of 
achievements.