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Mr. Tom Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The use of "more often than not"
Hi
Would you say that the following pairs are equally natural?
1) I usually go by car.
2) More often than not, I go by car./ I go by car more often than not.
1) She is usually up by 6.
2) She is up by six more often than nor.
Thanks,
Tom
Would you say that the following pairs are equally natural?
1) I usually go by car.
2) More often than not, I go by car./ I go by car more often than not.
1) She is usually up by 6.
2) She is up by six more often than nor.
Thanks,
Tom
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Mr. Tom equally natural Yes, but not equally frequent. You'll hear "usually" more often than "more often than not".
- Mr.
- Tom equally natural Yes, but not equally frequent.
- You'll hear "usually" more often than "more often than not".
- CJ
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Mr. Tomequally naturalYes, but not equally frequent. You'll hear "usually" more often than "more often than not".
CJ
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