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Hardworking or industrious?



 
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Hardworking or industrious? #1 (permalink) Wed Oct 04, 2006 11:50 am   Hardworking or industrious?		  
When someone asks you to wrtie a reprot about your students , "can we say: He is industrious.?" or we say : "he is hardworking?" is it right that industrious can be used in this educational reports?
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Hardworking or industrious? #2 (permalink) Wed Oct 04, 2006 13:22 pm   Hardworking or industrious?		  
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Yes, either would be fine.
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