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- 18-Apr-2011, 19:36 #1
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Difference Can anyone help me by describing what is the difference between "sometime" and "sometimes"?
- 18-Apr-2011, 20:10 #2
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Re: Difference NOT A TEACHER.
Originally Posted by prohor 
I can't explain the difference (in fact, I'm not convinced there is one, at least as far as meaning goes), but I can give you a couple of examples.
"We should go to Atlanta sometime."
"I sometimes forget to lock the house door."
- 18-Apr-2011, 21:00 #3
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Teacher Re: Difference Welcome to the board, prohor.
One of the great features of this forum is the Search box at the very top of the page.
Insert sometime/sometimes into the box and you'll find links to lots of useful discussions on this very topic.
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