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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
do/try your best
Hello,
Do both of them work for you in:
- He will do/try his best to get what he wants. - I prefer "do".
- He's a good player, but I will try/do my best to defeat him. - I'd go with "do".
How far wrong could I go with "do"? I think it sounds fine.
Do both of them work for you in:
- He will do/try his best to get what he wants. - I prefer "do".
- He's a good player, but I will try/do my best to defeat him. - I'd go with "do".
How far wrong could I go with "do"? I think it sounds fine.
Top answer
They are both grammatically correct and and I'm pretty sure they are the same.
- They are both grammatically correct and and I'm pretty sure they are the same.
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They are both grammatically correct and and I'm pretty sure they are the same.
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