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Parading Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
from which point can I use somethings is repetited 'yet again' ?
I am not sure when I can use 'yet again' expression. I know its basic meaning but not sure that I can use 'yet again' from second repetition something occurs or from third repetition something occurs. Can I use 'yet again' in both situation which means from second repetition something happens? thanks a lot ~ here English forum have so lovely and kind people around~
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There are no definite rules. However, probably you should reserve it for situations when something has already happened at least twice.
- There are no definite rules.
- However, probably you should reserve it for situations when something has already happened at least twice.
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There are no definite rules. However, probably you should reserve it for situations when something has already happened at least twice.
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