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Fri Sep 29, 2006 10:32 am All the times versus time |
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All the time is correct( in the meaning of "always" and also "a particular period of time"
Quantity is a noun that can be countable and uncountable in the meaning of large amount of smth. Ex.We sell these goods in small quantities. We sell a large quantity of cotton.
And uncountable only implying the measurement of something by saying how much of it there is. |
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Fri Sep 29, 2006 10:39 am All the times is wrong then? |
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thanks for the explaination , Pamela
what abt the "all the times"....i seen the phrase somewhere before...pls advise thanks
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Fri Sep 29, 2006 11:06 am All the times versus time |
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All the times I should have worn a jimmy hat All the times I said, "What the I've tried to use a swear word but it doesn't work here., I won"t look back, that"s not for me." I wouldn"t listen to reason Now look at me
An extract from a song. Time is countable here. |
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Fri Sep 29, 2006 12:57 pm All the times versus time |
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. In other words, if you say "all the times" you are referring to "all of the instances that something specific happened". It would most likely be used to refer to the past.
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Fri Sep 29, 2006 13:03 pm All the times and all the time |
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hihi , Mind to form twos sentence for me to differentiate these two phrases???pls advise thanks
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