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<!-- (Audio) Lisa: Does it happen every time you click, or just sometimes? -->

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

Does it happen BLANK you click, or just BLANK?

--blanks--

every time

--feedback--

This two-word phrase means something happens on all occasions without exception.


sometimes

--feedback--

This means something happens occasionally, but not always.

--explanation--

Every time means that something happens consistently, without fail, on each occasion. For example:

The light turns on every time you press the button. – This means it always happens when you press the button.

Sometimes means that something happens occasionally, but not consistently. For example:

The light flickers sometimes when you press the button. – This means it doesn't always happen; it happens now and then.

The contrast between every time and sometimes shows the difference between things happening all the time and things happening only occasionally.

--scene--

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