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What is the difference between You slacked off and took the easy way out and You slacked off and took the easy way ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
BOJACK'S DAD: No, you didn't. You slacked off and took the easy way out
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Possibly easy way "out" of a situation or problem.... Avoiding
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The sentences are the same meaning. "Easy way out" sounds more natural and is more specific
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"easy way out" sounds more natural. You can also use "the easy route ".
KID BOJACK: I tried my best.
BOJACK'S DAD: No, you didn't. You slacked off and took the easy way out.
BOJACK'S DAD: No, you didn't. You slacked off and took the easy route.
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Possibly easy way "out" of a situation or problem.... Avoiding
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