'sometime' vs 'some time' vs 'sometimes'? | English Grammar Lesson & Fluency Tips (EZEE #2)

Hello everyone. This is Minoo at Anglo-Link.

Welcome to Lesson 2 in my series called EZEE, which stands for

'Easy to Zap English Errors'.

As you know from Lesson 1, this series is all about discovering and deleting

some common mistakes from your English  with one purpose:

for you to become more relaxed and confident to use English.

For me, there are two important aspects to confidence:

The first one is not getting embarrassed when we make a mistake

because mistakes are a natural part of learning.

And the second one is being able to detect and correct our own mistakes

because when we can do that, we begin to see and feel our progress.

So my goal in this series is not just to make you aware of common mistakes

but mainly to show you how to correct them yourself.

It is important that you understand where your mistakes come from and develop the ability to self-correct.

If you just get the corrections without understanding why and remain confused,

the mistakes will usually not go away.

Okay! With that in mind, let's now look at two  words that can easily be confused with each other.

These are the words 'time' and 'times'.

Let's make sure you understand the difference between them

and can use them correctly.

Okay! That's the end of Lesson 2.

I hope the difference is now clear to you.

If you were mixing up the two ideas of 'time',

please repeat the exercise several times until you have no hesitation in choosing the right one.

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Thank you very much for watching this lesson. I hope you enjoyed it,

and I'll see you in my next lesson.

Happy studies to each and every one of you,

and goodbye for now.