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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
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Any time and some time
I don't see that happening any time soon.
You can call me anytime.
Sometimes, I go jogging at the park.
He would regret it some time soon.
'any time' and 'some time'
Are there referring to just one point in time?
You can call me anytime.
Sometimes, I go jogging at the park.
He would regret it some time soon.
'any time' and 'some time'
Are there referring to just one point in time?
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I don't see that happening any time soon. You can call me anytime. Sometimes, I go jogging at the park.
- I don't see that happening any time soon.
- You can call me anytime.
- Sometimes, I go jogging at the park.
- He would regret it sometime soon.
- 'any time' and ' sometime '.
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I don't see that happening any time soon.
You can call me anytime.
Sometimes, I go jogging at the park.
He would regret it sometime soon.
'any time' and 'sometime'. Are they referring to just one point in time?- Yes. However, please note that sometime, some time, some times and sometimes are all different words.
Sometime =
You can call me anytime.
Sometimes, I go jogging at the park.
He would regret it sometime soon.
'any time' and 'sometime'. Are they referring to just one point in time?- Yes. However, please note that sometime, some time, some times and sometimes are all different words.
Sometime =
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