Sometimes but not often.pdf
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The document discusses various phrases and expressions indicating infrequency, such as 'once in a blue moon' and 'every now and then.' It highlights personal anecdotes about maintaining sporadic connections with friends and family. Overall, it emphasizes the rarity of certain events and interactions.
Sometimes but not often.pdf
- 1. sometimes, but not regularly or often Now and then I receive letters from my former students. We still get together for lunch every now and then. sometimes, but not regularly or often She comes to London every now and again. Every now and again an event occurs that changes public attitudes. sometimes, but not very often I still see Ken once in a while. Make sure you take a break every once in a while. sometimes, but not frequently She still phones me every so often. Every so often I treat myself to a meal in an expensive restaurant. sometimes, but not often I still think of him from time to time. Her daughters visited him from time to time when he was ill. sometimes but not often: Occasionally I'll have a piece of chocolate, but it's very rare. I see him occasionally in town. sometimes but not often He has, on occasion, made a small mistake. He has been known on occasion to lose his temper. Sometimes , but not often and not regularly Lack of sleep doesn’t matter on the odd occasion. I used to smoke regularly and now only smoke a cigar on the odd occasion. very rarely My sister lives in Alaska, so I only see her once in a blue moon. SOMETIMES