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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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Who do you respect the most
Is it wrong or awkward to ask the question, "Who do you respect the most," instead of "Who is your role model," "Who is your hero," or "Who do you admire"?
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It's not wrong. It's just a different question. Who do you respect the most?
- It's not wrong.
- It's just a different question.
- Who do you respect the most?
- tends to illicit an answer that names someone you respect in your own family or in your personal life.
- Who do you admire?
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It's not wrong. It's just a different question.
Who do you respect the most? tends to illicit an answer that names someone you respect in your own family or in your personal life.
Who do you admire? is similar, but opens up the choices to other people, maybe even historical figures.
Who is your role model? asks who you want to imitate, most likely a living pe
Who do you respect the most? tends to illicit an answer that names someone you respect in your own family or in your personal life.
Who do you admire? is similar, but opens up the choices to other people, maybe even historical figures.
Who is your role model? asks who you want to imitate, most likely a living pe
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