she works very hard

[David30]

Hi,

Are both same?
1) She works very hard.
2) She works very hard daily.

Thanks

[Cerberus™]

No: "daily" simply changes the meaning of the sentence as you would expect it to do. In 1 it is possible that she doesn't work hard every day, but only on some days; the sentence just means that she works hard in general. It is probably a thing she does habitually, but the frequency is not fixed. Note that "every day" is better than "daily" at the end of a sentence.

[David30]

Thanks Cerberus