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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Dither and hesitate
I dithered around what to eat for lunch.
I hesitated what to eat for lunch.
How different do they sound?
Thank you
I hesitated what to eat for lunch.
How different do they sound?
Thank you
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You have to say the activity that caused the hesitation. For example: I hesitated in deciding what to eat for lunch. He hesitated before ordering from the menu.
- You have to say the activity that caused the hesitation.
- For example: I hesitated in deciding what to eat for lunch.
- He hesitated before ordering from the menu.
- He couldn't decide between the rice and the noodles.
- I almost never use the verb "dither".
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You have to say the activity that caused the hesitation. For example:
I hesitated in deciding what to eat for lunch.
He hesitated before ordering from the menu. He couldn't decide between the rice and the noodles.
I almost never use the verb "dither". It is uncommon.
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I hesitated in deciding what to eat for lunch.
He hesitated before ordering from the menu. He couldn't decide between the rice and the noodles.
I almost never use the verb "dither". It is uncommon.
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