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'valuable' vs 'granted' vs 'worth it'
You are healthy and has a good job but you don't seem to consider it a valuable thing.
Hi,
Can I rephrase this sentence as "You are healthy and has a good job but you seem to take it for granted" and preserve its meaning?
How about "You are healthy and has a good job but it doesn't seem to worth it for you"?
Thanks.
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Re: 'valuable' vs 'granted' vs 'worth it'

Originally Posted by
jctgf
You are healthy and has a good job but you don't seem to consider it a valuable thing.
Hi,
Can I rephrase this sentence as "You are healthy and have a good job but you seem to take it for granted" and preserve its meaning? Yes
How about "You are healthy and have a good job but it doesn't seem to worth it for you"you don't seem to value your good fortune?
Thanks.
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Re: 'valuable' vs 'granted' vs 'worth it'
You are healthy and have a good job but you don't seem to realise how fortunate you are.
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