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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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He is a heavy smoker
1) "He lives a happy life or he lives life happily. or he lives happily"
2) "He is a heavy smoker or he smokes heavily."
Do you feel any difference between them? Thank you in advance.
2) "He is a heavy smoker or he smokes heavily."
Do you feel any difference between them? Thank you in advance.
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1 ) A "happy life" is one without cares or troubles. "Living happily" is an attitude towards living, even if there are troubles. 2 ) To me, there's no difference.
- 1 ) A "happy life" is one without cares or troubles.
- "Living happily" is an attitude towards living, even if there are troubles.
- 2 ) To me, there's no difference.
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1 ) A "happy life" is one without cares or troubles.
"Living happily" is an attitude towards living, even if there are troubles.
2 ) To me, there's no difference.
"Living happily" is an attitude towards living, even if there are troubles.
2 ) To me, there's no difference.
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