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- I don't have any plans because I can't go out of my house since my husband doesn't allow it. So I think corona does not make much difference for me. I can't even go to my mom's house let alone to other places My life has changed after marriage, but I'm trying enjoy it because life must go on Correct, please 🙏🙏0 votedMarch 10, 20210
- The last time I went on a trip was San Francisco. It was about 4 years ago. I visited Fisherman's Wharf to eat tasty seafood at a restaurant. I went there by cable car. Three of us enjoyed seeing the view while chatting. After we got to our destination, I stopped by a couple of gift shops. But, unfortunately, I was the only one who wanted to explore more. The other two guys were starving so we quickly headed to the restaurant. We ordered a crab, salad, a pice of chocolate cake, and so on. The food was delicious and the waitresses were really friendly and talkative. It was such a perfect time with a great meal and a cozy atmosphere. I wish I could go there again.0 votedMarch 9, 20211
- Try - typically something quick and low stakes. There is not necessarily a clear success/failure. You can try a new hair style or a new sport or new food. Strive - To strive for something is a bigger investment and typically means you will have to deal with setbacks. You strive to get into medical school or a government policy may strive to eliminate poverty. There is a sense of a long running effort to achieve the desired outcome. Attempt - Very commonly a noun not a verb. As a verb, it is often a small bit of effort that fails. "I attempted to score a goal" suggests (but doesn't strictly require) that you failed. Similar to try in that it is typically small and very quick without emphasis on a continuing process. Often used in multiples. "it took me five attempts before i succeeded" Endeavor - I almost always hear this as a noun. As with strive, often on very large goals. "To have humans live on Mars is an ambitious endeavor."0 votedMarch 9, 20211

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