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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Even so often
What's the meaning of "even so often"?
Even so often/ Far too often these days , reporters are looking for interesting stories.
Which phrase work in the sentence?
Even so often/ Far too often these days , reporters are looking for interesting stories.
Which phrase work in the sentence?
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Anonymous Every so often/ Far too often these days , reporters are looking for interesting stories. Which phrase work in the sentence? You have the wrong phrase.
- Anonymous Every so often/ Far too often these days , reporters are looking for interesting stories.
- Which phrase work in the sentence?
- You have the wrong phrase.
- 'Even so often' is meaningless; it is ' every so often'.
- Both work in your example, but with different meanings.
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AnonymousEvery so often/ Far too often these days , reporters are looking for interesting stories. Which phrase work in the sentence?You have the wrong phrase. 'Even so often' is meaningless; it is 'every so often'.
Both work in your example, but with different meanings.
Every so often = sometimes = occasionally.
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