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  1. 10-Oct-2007, 10:04 #1
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    Smile in earnest/seriously/intently

    You can't do it well unless you do it in earnest.



    Which is closer in meaning to in earnest, seriously or intently? Thanks.
  2. 10-Oct-2007, 13:36 #2
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    Default Re: in earnest/seriously/intently

    Of the two, seriously is closer.
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    Default Re: in earnest/seriously/intently

    Quote Originally Posted by Anglika View Post
    Of the two, seriously is closer.
    Thanks, Anglika.
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