"Don't try to be a hero"
"Don't try and be a hero"
What's the difference? They both seem to be common according to Google.
Do they mean exactly the same thing? Is one more correct than the other?
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"Don't try and be a hero"
What's the difference? They both seem to be common according to Google.
Do they mean exactly the same thing? Is one more correct than the other?