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- 24-Jun-2008, 18:41 #1
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now and again Well, I guess it's frequently used "every now and again". I tried to find its meaning; it means sometimes but not often. It was the oppsite of what I understand before looking for its diffinition.
Please, provide me with some extra examples if possible.
Thanks in advance.
- 24-Jun-2008, 19:14 #2
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Teacher Re: now and again Not often.
We used to have lunch together, every now and again.
Every now and again we get a day off work.
"I didn't know you smoked," said Mike. "Every now and again," Steve replied.Last edited by Methuselah; 24-Jun-2008 at 20:40.
