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Ryotaro Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Usually and sometimes


English brides usually wear their wedding dress throughout the day, and sometimes change into a chic suit as their "going away outfit."

Does this sentence mean that usually English brides wear their wedding dress throughout the day, but some others change the wedding dress into a chic suit in the day? Or every English bride usually wears their wedding dress but sometimes they change the dress into chick suit?

Thanks,

Ryo
  

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ryotaro Does this sentence mean that 1. usually English brides wear their wedding dress throughout the day, but some others change the wedding dress into a chic suit in the day? Or 2.

— CalifJim

  • ryotaro Does this sentence mean that 1.
  • usually English brides wear their wedding dress throughout the day, but some others change the wedding dress into a chic suit in the day?
  • Or 2.
  • every English bride usually wears their wedding dress but sometimes they change the dress into chick suit?
  • 2.
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ryotaroDoes this sentence mean that 1. usually English brides wear their wedding dress throughout the day, but some others change the wedding dress into a chic suit in the day? Or 2. every English bride usually wears their wedding dress but sometimes they change the dress into chick suit?
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