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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Help w/ sentence

I'm not motivated but it's different with exercising for me.

What's wrong with this sentence?
  

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Well, it really doesn't make any sense even when I fix it, but anyway, I have underlined the problem area: I'm not motivated but it's different with exercising for me.

  • Well, it really doesn't make any sense even when I fix it, but anyway, I have underlined the problem area: I'm not motivated but it's different with exercising for me.
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Well, it really doesn't make any sense even when I fix it, but anyway, I have underlined the problem area:

I'm not motivated but it's different with exercising for me.
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I'm not motivated but it's different when it comes to exercising for me?

Is there a shorter way of saying the above?
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The way you had it written really did mean anything that make sense.

Perhap, you mean this: I am usually not very motivated but it's differnt when it comes to excercising.

For me- is not needed in this sentence because the bold part already covered the meaning.
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I suppose that it is intended to mean 'Only exercise motivates me'.
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Do you wish to say: I'm not motivated to do much of anything, but it's a different matter when it comes to exercising. = I don't have any real interests except for exercising.

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