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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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Essential Adverbs Of Frequency And Time
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Essential Adverbs Of Frequency And Time
20 words
early
(a)
get off early
get off early
rarely
(a)
It rains often in April, but rarely in August.
It rains often in April, but rarely in August.
already
(a)
I am already going to school.
I am already going to school.
always
(a)
always say
always say
never
(a)
I’ve never heard this song.
I’ve never heard this song.
now
(a)
I ate too much, and now my stomach hurts.
I ate too much, and now my stomach hurts.
often
(a)
often go
often go
usually
(a)
Carrots are usually orange in color.
Carrots are usually orange in color.
occasionally
(a)
I occasionally travel to Asia on business.
I occasionally travel to Asia on business.
still
(a)
all the same
It's still 5 o'clock.
It's still 5 o'clock.
immediately
(a)
generally
(n)
frequently
(n)
daily
(a)
seldom
(a)
sometimes
(a)
Sometimes I'm right.
Sometimes I'm right.
then
(a)
after that
Then I want to go to the beach.
Then I want to go to the beach.
late
(a)
soon
(a)
ever
(a)
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