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Anon f8r Posted 12 years ago
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A lot of the times

Is there such a phrase? Shouldnt it be 'a lot of times' or 'a lot of the time'?
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Is there such a phrase as "a lot of the times'? Shouldnt it be 'a lot of times' or ' a lot of the time'? Thank you.

— Anon f8r

  • Is there such a phrase as "a lot of the times'?
  • Shouldnt it be 'a lot of times' or ' a lot of the time'?
  • Thank you.
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Is there such a phrase as "a lot of the times'? Shouldnt it be 'a lot of times' or ' a lot of the time'?
Thank you.
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I met Fred a lot of times. - on many occasions.
A lot of the times were in Joes' Bar. - Many of the occasions.
He was drunk a lot of the time. - a large part of the time (we were together).
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Thak you very much, fivejedjon.
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