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1 i 00 Always 02 i 00 is needed if you wish to emphasise that you always buy pepperoni. 02 br 02 br 01 i 00 When I go to Joe's Pizza, I buy pepperoni 02 i 00 I suppose does strictly mean that you buy pepperoni every time you go there, but that would not necessarily be immediately apparent, especially in a conversation. In fact the sentence does not quite have a natural ring to it.
- 1 i 00 Always 02 i 00 is needed if you wish to emphasise that you always buy pepperoni.
- 02 br 02 br 01 i 00 When I go to Joe's Pizza, I buy pepperoni 02 i 00 I suppose does strictly mean that you buy pepperoni every time you go there, but that would not necessarily be immediately apparent, especially in a conversation.
- In fact the sentence does not quite have a natural ring to it.
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1 i 00 Always 02 i 00 is needed if you wish to emphasise that you always buy pepperoni. 02 br
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01 i 00 When I go to Joe's Pizza, I buy pepperoni 02 i 00 I suppose does strictly mean that you buy pepperoni every time you go there, but that would not necessarily be immediately apparent, especially in a conversation. In fact the sentence does not qui
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01 i 00 When I go to Joe's Pizza, I buy pepperoni 02 i 00 I suppose does strictly mean that you buy pepperoni every time you go there, but that would not necessarily be immediately apparent, especially in a conversation. In fact the sentence does not qui
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01 cite 10 Forbes 12 cite 11 i 10 Always 12 i 10 is needed if you wish to emphasise that you always buy pepperoni. 12 br
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11 i 10 When I go to Joe's Pizza, I buy pepperoni 12 i 10 I suppose does strictly mean that you buy pepperoni every time you go there, but that would not necessarily be immed
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01 cite 10 Milky 12 cite 10 It would be wholly natural in BrEng. 12 blockquote10 Hm. Possibly. 0-
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01 cite 10 Forbes 12 cite 12 br10 No "possibly" about it:. 02 br
11 blockquote11 cite 20 Milky 22 cite 20 It would be wholly natural in BrEng. 22 blockquote20 Hm. Possibly. 12 br
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0 From my personal point of view, the context suggests that the pepperoni is his favortite. Therefore, when he goes to Joe's Pizza, he "always" gets pepperroni. (In the US, we would use "gets" instead of "buy" ) 02 br
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00 I have to say, "alway" is needed. 02 br
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00 There is of course a appreciable difference between: Whenever and everytime; and always, of
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00 I have to say, "alway" is needed. 02 br
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00 There is of course a appreciable difference between: Whenever and everytime; and always, of
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01 cite 10 Goodman 12 cite 10 From my personal point of view, the context suggests that the pepperoni is his favortite. Therefore, when he goes to Joe's Pizza, he "always" gets pepperroni. (In the US, we would use "gets" instead of "buy" ) 12 br
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10 I have to say, "alway" is needed. 12 br
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0 To me, everytime is more frequent than whenever. Because if I say "whenever I have a chance, I excercise", I am saying, only when I feel time is avialable. But "everytime I have a chance, I......." sounds more intentional. Do I make sense to you? 0-
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