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Misus Posted 18 years ago
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0hi all! Please help me distinguish these words :02br
00 DECIDED- DETERMINED- RESOLUTE02br
00thanks in advance ^^ 0-
  

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0Well, except for "Decided" (only the last meaning of Decided is the same as the other two)02br 00they all mean the same. Maybe the most appropriate of these words to say you're really keen02br 00on doing something is Determined. 0-

— Madhulk

  • 0Well, except for "Decided" (only the last meaning of Decided is the same as the other two)02br 00they all mean the same.
  • Maybe the most appropriate of these words to say you're really keen02br 00on doing something is Determined.
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0Well, except for "Decided" (only the last meaning of Decided is the same as the other two)02br
00they all mean the same. Maybe the most appropriate of these words to say you're really keen02br
00on doing something is Determined. 0-
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0 thank Mr Madhulk a lot ^^.02br
00But plz tell me more detail about these word . In what case, we should use one in stead of the others?02br
00Thanks again 0-
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0 Perhaps you should check the following links. They have nice examples.02br
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0520250hrefhttp://www.answers.com/RESOLUTE?ff=1cResolute241hrefhttp://www.answers.com/DETERMINED?ff=1cDetermined242hrefhttp://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=DECIDED&gwp=13cDecided
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0Misus,02br
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00As verbs, "to decide" and "to determine" are similar, but decided is used when you have a choice between alternatives, and deterimined sounds like a decision that is made after you have studied something.02br
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00 As adjectives, "determined" and "resolute" are similar, and mean that the person had made up his mind to do something. You
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