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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Will oneself to do something

Which of the following paraphrases "Will oneself to do something" better?

a) Be determined to do sth or Be set on doing sth

b) Make an effort or bring oneself to do sth


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anonymous Which of the following paraphrases for "Will oneself to do something" is better? b) Make an effort or bring oneself to do sth

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous Which of the following paraphrases for "Will oneself to do something" is better?
  • b) Make an effort or bring oneself to do sth
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anonymousWhich of the following paraphrases for "Will oneself to do something" is better?

b) Make an effort or bring oneself to do sth

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