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keep trying vs keep on trying?
Hi
Is there any unegligible difference between "keep trying" and "keep on trying"?
Thanks!
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?

Originally Posted by
LeTyan
Hi
Is there any unegligible difference between "keep trying" and "keep on trying"?
Thanks!
There is no difference in meaning between "keep trying" and "keep on trying". "unegligible" is not a word.
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?

Originally Posted by
bhaisahab
"unegligible" is not a word.
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?
'Ineligible' makes no sense in that context.
LeTyan had probably heard 'The difference between A and B is negligible' so he/she thought that unegligible was the opposite.
Rover
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?

Originally Posted by
Rover_KE
'Ineligible' makes no sense in that context.
LeTyan had probably heard 'The difference between A and B is negligible' so he/she thought that unegligible was the opposite.
Rover
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?
I thought he might have been trying for intelligible.
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?
I am so flattered that my mistake sparked so many guesses.
Alright, this is the truth: I know the word "negligible" so I just thought adding "un-" at the start of it would invert its meaning
(obviously wrong for this case though)
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?

Originally Posted by
LeTyan
I am so flattered that my mistake sparked so many guesses.
Alright, this is the truth: I know the word "negligible" so I just thought adding "un-" at the start of it would invert its meaning

(obviously wrong for this case though)
You never know - 'unegligible' might even enter the language.
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?
...though it would surely need a double n.
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Re: keep trying vs keep on trying?

Originally Posted by
Rover_KE
...though it would surely need a double n.
What's wrong with ... non-negligible, which exists already?
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