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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
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Not specifically
Context: I don't spend time for specific hobby.
A: What is your hobby?
B: Not specifically. But, Rarely, I browse my newsfeeds for a while on facebook during my regular work.
Please check the conversation.
Are "Not specifically" and "Rarely" suitable?
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Context: I don't really have a hobby. A: What is your hobby? B: I don't really have one.
- Context: I don't really have a hobby.
- A: What is your hobby?
- B: I don't really have one.
- But once in a while I browse my news feeds on facebook at work.
- The idiom ' once in a while ' means ' occasionally, not often'.
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Context: I don't really have a hobby.
A: What is your hobby?
B: I don't really have one. But once in a while I browse my news feeds on facebook at work.
The idiom 'once in a while' means 'occasionally, not often'.
Are "Not specifically" and "Rarely" suitable? Not really.
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