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For the Likert-like scale, 1 = very dissatisfied, very poorly prepared, very insecure; 0 = neutral (neither/nor); 5 = very satisfied, very well prepared, very confident.
"I've prepared very seriously".
By contrast we have prepared very carefully.
I think we prepared very well.
"We've prepared very well from last week's game.
He's been prepared very well how to pitch, how to act and how to compete.
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"I prepare very stringently," Moore told me.
I didn't prepare very well.
I prepare very carefully and so my management says no a lot".
He is very knowledgeable about political affairs, has a great memory and prepares very well, which is a great quality.
Experimental applications of the technique are many and varied, but are particularly useful for preparing very pure materials in limited quantities.
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