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3Likes- 01-Nov-2011, 02:53 #1
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study on a daily basis Dear all,
Does it sound natural if I say, "I practice karate on a daily basis" or "You should study English on a daily basis" in conversation?
I know what the phrase means but I'm not sure how it can be used in conversation.
Thank you
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- 01-Nov-2011, 06:06 #2
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Teacher Re: study on a daily basis t's not unnatural, but I think that most people would simply say 'every day'.
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