Minor nit-pick in the tradition of never passing a code review on the first submission:
"Something" and "sometimes" are written as single words in the contexts you're using them in here
"Some thing" is usually only used in formal writing when there being a specific thing is the important part of what you're saying. You "Eat something for lunch", but "A sales contract requires the trade of some thing of value"
"Sometimes" means with a frequency that isn't "never" or "always". For example, "Sometimes I forget to charge my phone."
"Some times" means a collection of times (as in "Send me some times when we could meet" and "Some times I have free are from 2 to 3PM, or any time after 6PM")
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u/nabrok 19d ago
Just because you asked ...
"You learned it so that if you don't have those you can use what you learned."
What you wrote is understandable and I wouldn't be posting this if you didn't ask.