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SOMETIMES , SOME TIME, SOMETIME

SOMETIMES
This means occasionally or every now and then. It is an adverb
of frequency. It is more than never but less than always.
• Sometimes I have rice for lunch.
[Some days I have rice for lunch; other days I don’t.]
• Sometimes she likes to watch movies after work.
[Some days she watches a movie after work; some days she doesn’t.]
Sometimes you win; sometimes you learn.

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SOME TIME
When it is written with a space some time means a period or
length of time. We don’t know how long it is, but we know it is
more than nothing but less than forever!
• He has been working at IBM for some time.
[He has been working at IBM for a length of time (but we don’t know exactly how long].
• The have been preparing for competition examinations for some time.
[They have been together for a length of time but we don’t know or say for how long].

SOMETIME
This means at some point in time, when exactly is not known
or not given.
• Sometime in the future we shall meet again.
[We shall meet again in the future, but we don’t know when.]
• Shall we go for dinner sometime?
[Shall we meet up for dinner at some point in the future?]

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