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Do these sentences mean the same thing? - I do not want to do this - doing this does not interest me -Doing this is not interesting to me
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Do these sentences mean the same thing?

- I do not want to do this
- doing this does not interest me
-Doing this is not interesting to me

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Yes they all mean the same
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I do believe so

Step-by-step explanation:

If you don't want to do something that is because it doesn't interest/make you intrigued. therefore these have the same meaning.

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