I work hard every day.

Meaning: This sentence is used to describe a person who works diligently, regardless of the task.

Choice of Words: Work means to do something to achieve a result. Hard means to put a lot of effort into something. Every means all or each one in a series. When you put them together, it means I put a lot of effort into my work

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I put in a lot of effort in my work every day.

Meaning: This means that the speaker puts in a lot of effort in their work each and every day.

Choice of Words: Put means to place or set something in a particular position or location. Effort means the amount of work or energy used to do something. Work means to do something that requires effort or exertion, usually to achieve a goal. Every means all or each one of a set or group. Day means the period of time between one sunrise and the next. When you put them together, "I put in a lot of effort in my work every day" means that the speaker puts in a lot of effort in their work each and every day.

I exert a great deal of energy in my work each and every day.

Meaning: This means that the speaker puts in a lot of effort in their work each and every day.

Choice of Words: Exert means to use or put forth effort or energy. Energy means the ability to do work. Work means to do something that requires effort or exertion, usually to achieve a goal. Each means every one of a set or group. Every means all or each one of a set or group. Day means the period of time between one sunrise and the next. When you put them together, "I exert a great deal of energy in my work each and every day" means that the speaker puts in a lot of effort in their work each and every day.

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