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Study habits vary from person to person, and we are always searching for the most suitable one. It is no wonder that some students prefer to study alone, while others prefer to study with a group of students. To/For me, studying alone is a/the better choice.

From some people’s perspective, studying with a group can improve/increase gain the chance of learning from others. Students discuss together and during this process, they can gain new ideas and experience. When we are in a group, we can make the best use of our strong points. Also, the learning vibe[1] environment/atmosphere among the group would stimulate the ambition in our hearts. In addition, this form is as similar to as the way that people work in a company, and we would/could promote our communicationng ability in by this way. Though there are plenty of advantages, studying alone is the most effective way for me to advance/progress gain for me.

First of all, due to my personality, it is hard for me to restrain my the desire to for communicate communicating with others. People beside/around/near me can be a distraction holding me back from concentration. Because of this, I need a quiet learning conditions/a quiet learning environment. Moreover, my major is engineering, which means I need more spirit/attention/concentration to understand the obscure knowledge. This process is essential and cannot be replaced by discussions discussing with others. That is to say the advantages of studying with a group can hardly work/do not exist. Admittedly, sometimes students prefer to it is a behavior to avoid thinking deeply since/because if . For we have the chance to ask the top students in the group, we would/might/could stop struggling on our own.

Both study styles have their separate/distinct/individual advantages separately, and there is no idea which neither one is better. But studying alone must be/will always be a more suitable one for to me.

Comments: Excellent work! [1] Try to avoid ‘colloquialisms’, i.e., informal English expressions, when taking TOEFL, although you have used the term entirely correctly.