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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Some time/Sometime

When can I see you? Some time/Sometime next week maybe?

Which one?

Thanks.

  

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sometime Some time (as in two words) is not used as often. "Some" would be an adjective to describe the noun "time". " Response: "Sure, sometime next week would be fine.

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  • sometime Some time (as in two words) is not used as often.
  • "Some" would be an adjective to describe the noun "time".
  • " Response: "Sure, sometime next week would be fine.
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sometime

Some time (as in two words) is not used as often. "Some" would be an adjective to describe the noun "time".

"Do you have some time to see me next week to hep me with my homework?"

Response: "Sure, sometime next week would be fine. "

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anonymousWhen can I see you? Some time/Sometime next week maybe?

American English:

Sometime next week.

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