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| His suggestion is worth considering seriously. It's worthwhile to consider his suggestion seriously. HI, Do all of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks. |
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| Here are more suggestions. I like to keep the adverb or adjective near the word it modifies. His suggestion is worth serious consideration. It's worthwhile to seriously consider his suggestion. |
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