Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Strive"

A: Strive is another way to say want, wishes, or desires. It’s used when you have a goal in mind that you hope to achieve.
I strive to get in Biology

A: To aim for something.

For example 'strive for success in my career'

A: Or grades since you have US English

A: try hard; aim; make an effort

A: I strive to do better. Present.

These two are similar.
I strove to do better. Past.

I have Striven to do better. Also past but you don't know exactly when it occurred.

A: "we strive to make make our customers happy"
"you must strive to do better in your studies"
"she continues to strive towards her goal"
"I strive to be the best"

A: I strive to do the best I can at my job.
I strive to learn new things everyday.
We strive to work together as a team.

A: We strive to give you the best quality service.
We strive to meet all your needs.
We strive to build a stronger community.

This phrase is mostly used by companies and politicians saying that that is their top priority and they will to their best to achieve it

A: I strive to be the best I can be. In this sentence, strive means to aim for, or to make great efforts to achieve or get something

A: Each generation strives to do better than the last.

A: Strive is positive here because they try to live their best life therefore struggle wouldn’t make sense anymore as it makes the sentence negative. Even try would not show the power behind that persons statement.

A: When you’re striving you are doing very well in a certain area, but when you’re struggling you are having a hard time and doing poorly.
“John strives when it comes to learning languages, but does poorly in math.”
That means that John is good at languages but bad at math.

A: Strive is a verb. You strive to be better or strive to accomplish something. (Ex. I strive to be better at Japanese every day). Strife is a noun and is a hardship someone goes through. (Ex. He dealt with a lot of strife after losing his job.).

A: Strive is always a verb ("he strives for success.") Struggle can be a noun or verb ("They entered the struggle." "I struggled to understand.") Endeavor is always a noun. ("She embarked on a great endeavor.") Struggling for something is more difficult than striving for it.

A: "I saw the prisoner struggle to get out of his restraints"

In this case you cannot use strive, because strive is to aim for something with a good outcome, while struggle is used to get out of a bad/dangerous situation

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A: "must strive to ~" ==> "must try really hard to ~"

"the significant" ==> "important things"

"interesting and relevant" ==> "fun to watch but also factual and accurate"

What this is saying is that news media should try to make important things fun to watch but also accurate

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A: In the USA it is more common to say "striven". "strived" is more common in the UK.

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A: Your pronunciation is great.

A: It’s better to say “I will work very hard.”