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Thread: Almost always vs usually
- 02-Mar-2006, 16:31 #1
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Almost always vs usually Style checker of MS Word (ok, I know it's not the best checker, but sometimes is useful; I don't base on it absolutely) always proposes to change almost always to usually. In my opinion they have slightly different meaning, almost always expressing situations that happen more often that usually. Am I right?
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Nyggus
- 03-Mar-2006, 03:32 #2
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Re: Almost always vs usually How about using 'often'? Don't they have the same meaning?
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- 03-Mar-2006, 05:11 #3
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Teacher Re: Almost always vs usually Yes Originally Posted by nyggus 
