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Tmn111 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
People buy coffee more often here.
People buy coffee more seldom here.
People buy coffee more rarely here.
Thanks.
People buy coffee more seldom here.
People buy coffee more rarely here.
Thanks.
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"more seldom" isn't natural to me here. " I suppose the context may make it clear.
- "more seldom" isn't natural to me here.
- " I suppose the context may make it clear.
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"more seldom" isn't natural to me here. The others are possible, but it's not clear whether you're trying to say "In this place they buy coffee more often/rarely than they buy other things (or than they used to)" or "They buy more/less coffee here than they do in other places." I suppose the context may make it clear.
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I mean the frequency.
I wanted to make sure which one is correct, more seldom or more rarely.
I've heard "more often" many times, but not those two phrases.
I wanted to make sure which one is correct, more seldom or more rarely.
I've heard "more often" many times, but not those two phrases.
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