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The use of anyway and anyways, the wrong usage of “only”, using “according to me”- which is wrong and the differences between - marriage vs wedding, giving vs taking an exam, doubt vs question, reply back vs reply and lastly passing out vs graduating.

Common Grammatical Mistakes By Indians

This is the part two of the video on Common English Errors that Indians make.

Common English Errors By Indians Part 2

When to use: Sometime, Sometimes, and Some Time

* **Sometime** means “at some point of time”
* **Sometime** also means “former, previous, past”
* **Some time** means “a period of time”—usually a long period of time.
* **Sometimes** means “occasionally.”





Sometime: One Word

Sometime: Adverb

Unspecified point in time, and not a span of time. Some time refers to a span of time.

*I’ll watch that show on Netflix sometime.*

Sentence is not about “in how much time” will I watch the show. It's about that I will watch the show sometime. (unspecified)

*Give me a call sometime, and we’ll have dinner.*






Sometime: Adjective

When used as an adjective it just means former/prior/past.

*Roman, a sometime Asst. District Magistrate, now runs Unacademy.*

This means Roman, a former Asst. District Magistrate, now runs Unacademy.







Some Time: Two Words

Span of time. 

*It will take some time for Rahul to finish his homework.*

*I will reach the cafe in some time. *

Whenever we talk about a span of time some time should be two words.








Sometimes: One Word

Sometimes, one-word adverb that means “occasionally”, “from time to time” or “(every) now and then.”

*Sometimes I do follow the Ketto Diet, but most of the time it's simply impractical.*

*Your theory doesn't always work. It works sometimes though. *

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