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PASTEL Posted 19 years ago
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at a/one time
0 I like to do several things at a time. 02 br
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00 I read from a book that "at a time" and "at one time" are of different meanings. At one time, I used to go home late. "At one time" here refers to a time in the past. But if I would like to emphasize, can I say, 02 br
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00 "I like to do several things at ONE time. That's me. Period." 02 br
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00 Can I? 02 br
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00 Happy New Year to my old friends here. 02 br
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00 Pastel 0-
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00 I read from a book that "at a time" and "at one time" are of different meanings. At one time, I used to go home late. "At one time" here refers to a time in the past. But if I would like to emphasize, can I say, 02 br
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00 "I like to do several things at ONE time. That's me. Period." 02 br
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00 Can I? 02 br
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00 Happy New Year to my old friends here. 02 br
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00 Pastel 0-
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- com/topic/at-one-time
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0 Yes, it works, see: 02 br
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