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Laborious Posted 13 years ago
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Dear members of the Forum,

Is there any difference in the meaning of the underlined words in the following sentences?

- She tends to be nervous before her lecture.
- She is inclined to be nervous before her lecture.

Could you please tell me if there're any other words which can be used as a substitute for 'tend to' or 'to be inclined to'?

Thank you.
  

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Laborious Is there any difference in the meaning of the underlined words in the following sentences? No. Laborious Could you please tell me if there're any other words which can be used as a substitute for 'tend to' or 'to be inclined to'?

— Mister Micawber

  • Laborious Is there any difference in the meaning of the underlined words in the following sentences?
  • No.
  • Laborious Could you please tell me if there're any other words which can be used as a substitute for 'tend to' or 'to be inclined to'?
  • She may be / she is likely to be / she is usually / she has a tendency to be nervous before her lecture.
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LaboriousIs there any difference in the meaning of the underlined words in the following sentences?
No.
LaboriousCould you please tell me if there're any other words which can be used as a substitute for 'tend to' or 'to be inclined to'?
She may be / she is likely to be / she is usually / she has a tendency to be nervous
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