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The phrase "am very motivated" is not correct as it is missing a subject.
You can use it in a sentence where you express your motivation, but it should be preceded by a subject like "I".
Example: "I am very motivated to achieve my goals this year."
Alternatives: "I feel highly motivated" or "I am extremely driven."
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"I am very motivated to deliver and I will do my best to improve the team.
Remy added: "I am very motivated this year to get into the World Cup squad for my country.
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We're not profit-motivated, but we are very motivated to maintain our capital.
- Staff motivation: GOB and UNICEF staff are very motivated about the project and its activities.
She's very motivated.
Arturo Vidal is very motivated.
Michael was very motivated throughout.
"As a squad we are very motivated.
I'm very motivated for this race.
I've been very motivated in practice.
I'm very motivated to succeed now.
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