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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Adverb Sometime
1 i 00 I stayed up all night until sometime near noon the next day. 02 i 02 br
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00 The word 01 i 00 sometime 02 i 00 is an adverb, but can I use it, as a noun, like above?. 02 br
00 Or should 01 i 00 sometime 02 i 00 be the two -word phrase 01 i 00 some time 02 i 00 ? 02 br
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00 Thanks 02 br
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00 The word 01 i 00 sometime 02 i 00 is an adverb, but can I use it, as a noun, like above?. 02 br
00 Or should 01 i 00 sometime 02 i 00 be the two -word phrase 01 i 00 some time 02 i 00 ? 02 br
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00 Thanks 02 br
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02 br 01 i 00 sometime near noon, sometime last night, sometime tomorrow, sometime last week 02 i 00 , etc. 02 br 00 CJ 0-
- 02 br 01 i 00 sometime near noon, sometime last night, sometime tomorrow, sometime last week 02 i 00 , etc.
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0 sometime 01 i 00 adverb 02 i 00 at some not specified or definitely known point of time 00 < 01 i 00 sometime 02 i 00 last night> 00 [m-w.com] 02 br
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00 It's an adverb, not a noun, in your example. 02 br
01 i 00 sometime near noon, sometime last night, sometime tomorrow, sometime last week 02 i 00 , etc.
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00 It's an adverb, not a noun, in your example. 02 br
01 i 00 sometime near noon, sometime last night, sometime tomorrow, sometime last week 02 i 00 , etc.
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0 I get how the adverb 01 i 00 someitme 02 i 00 works! 02 br
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