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Sajjad raihan Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Difference between 'Persevere in' and 'Persevere with'

Is there any deifference between 'Persevere in' and 'Persevere with'?

For example:

You should persevere in your attempt to succeed.

You should persevere with your attempt to succeed.

  

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Sajjad raihan Is there any deifferenc e difference between 'Persevere in' and 'Persevere with'? 'persevere with' is not typically used before a gerund. 'persevere in' is found more often in all cases.

— CalifJim

  • Sajjad raihan Is there any deifferenc e difference between 'Persevere in' and 'Persevere with'?
  • 'persevere with' is not typically used before a gerund.
  • 'persevere in' is found more often in all cases.
  • CJ
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Sajjad raihanIs there any deifference difference between 'Persevere in' and 'Persevere with'?

'persevere with' is not typically used before a gerund.
'persevere in' is found more often in all cases.

CJ

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