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26 June
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If we *delve a bit deeper into that, it indicates that the average 40-hour workweek is an illusion.
Can the word "delve" be replaced with "dig" in this context?
Is "delve" commonly used?
If we *delve a bit deeper into that, it indicates that the average 40-hour workweek is an illusion.
Can the word "delve" be replaced with "dig" in this context?
Is "delve" commonly used?
Can the word "delve" be replaced with "dig" in this context?
Is "delve" commonly used?
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- English (US)
Both work here. Assuming that you are using it in written speech, I think 'delve' is the natural word to use, and then if you were intentionally trying to sound more casual you would say 'dig.' If you were saying it as part of an unrehearsed conversation then 'dive' or 'dig' sounds better.
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@Stripey Thank you so much for the feedback. I got it.

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