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SSY Jung Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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Dear members
"The more they looked at the image, the more motivated they were to get to the destination moon as soon as possible."
Could I switch the word "motivated" shown below?
Am I right that "be motivated" is more general?
"The more they looked at the image, the more they were motivated to get to the destination moon as soon as possible."
Thanks
SSY
"The more they looked at the image, the more motivated they were to get to the destination moon as soon as possible."
Could I switch the word "motivated" shown below?
Am I right that "be motivated" is more general?
"The more they looked at the image, the more they were motivated to get to the destination moon as soon as possible."
Thanks
SSY
Top answer
Yes, both those are possible. There is hardly any difference. Perhaps the second version is slightly stronger.
- Yes, both those are possible.
- There is hardly any difference.
- Perhaps the second version is slightly stronger.
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Yes, both those are possible. There is hardly any difference. Perhaps the second version is slightly stronger.
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