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Jimmyyl Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Phases "once upon the other"

Hi

What is the meaning of "once upon the other"?

If I want to describe one action or one action immediately after the other, can I say "one immediately the other"?

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"One after another" and "one after the other" are common. " Sorry. " "Upon" is usually a spacial sequence, but I've heard it used temporally.

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  • "One after another" and "one after the other" are common.
  • " Sorry.
  • " "Upon" is usually a spacial sequence, but I've heard it used temporally.
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"One after another" and "one after the other" are common.

I've never heard "once upon the other." Sorry. Only "once upon a time."
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