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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Can we use "some times and may "in a same sentence?
is this sentence is correct?sometimes he may come tomorrow?
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No. 'Sometimes' = occasionally. You mean 'sometime' (= an unknown or unspecified time): He may come sometime tomorrow .
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- 'Sometimes' = occasionally.
- You mean 'sometime' (= an unknown or unspecified time): He may come sometime tomorrow .
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'Sometimes' = occasionally. You mean 'sometime' (= an unknown or unspecified time): He may come sometime tomorrow.
'Sometimes' = occasionally. You mean 'sometime' (= an unknown or unspecified time): He may come sometime tomorrow.
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