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Onelook Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Sometimes/sometime
They clean the house and sometimes feed the children.
They clean the house and sometime feed the children.
What's the difference between the two? Which sentence is grammatical?
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Here you need the first one. They clean the house and sometimes feed the children. "Sometimes" means occasionally.
- Here you need the first one.
- They clean the house and sometimes feed the children.
- "Sometimes" means occasionally.
- "Some time" means a period of time.
- They talked about globalisation for some time.
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Here you need the first one.
They clean the house and sometimes feed the children.
"Sometimes" means occasionally.
"Some time" means a period of time.
They talked about globalisation for some time.
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onelookThey clean the house and sometimes feed the children.
Only this one is correct.
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onelookThey clean the house and sometimes feed the children.
Sometimes = occasionally.
onelookThey clean the house and sometime feed the children.
Incorrect usage.
Come up and see me sometime.
Sometime = at some indefinite time in the future.
Feed the children dinner sometime after 5 pm.
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