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Angliholic  +  472560 Mon, 04 Feb 08 04:27 PM

I have to study extraordinarily/extra hard this weekend to pass the final exam because I've been lazy and careless with my studies all semester.

Hi,

Do both "extraordinarily" and "extra" work in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.
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Doll  +  472682 Mon, 04 Feb 08 10:04 PM

My try:   

Studying extra hard is okay but extraordinarily sounds strange to me. It sounds to me as if you would try to study upside down. Big Smile [:D]

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Nano  +  472687 Mon, 04 Feb 08 10:23 PM

hai

It is o.k

I have to study well this weekend to pass my final exam because last few semters, I could not study well due to my  lazy and careless.

 
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