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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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When one does everything possible to maintain his/her faith in something altough it seems desperate: "He works his/her ass off / tries to keep the faith". Are both correct? What's the difference?
  

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When one does everything possible to maintain one's faith in something although it seems desperate: "He works his/her *** off / tries to keep the faith". Are both correct? What's the difference?

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  • When one does everything possible to maintain one's faith in something although it seems desperate: "He works his/her *** off / tries to keep the faith".
  • Are both correct?
  • What's the difference?
  • He works his *** off This just means he works hard..
  • It does not mention faith.
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When one does everything possible to maintain one's faith in something although it seems desperate: "He works his/her *** off / tries to keep the faith". Are both correct? What's the difference?

He works his *** off This just means he works hard.. It does not mention faith.
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