curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67ee59e19f9ba28285fa5c8a.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Does it happen BLANK you click, or just BLANK?
every time
This two-word phrase means something happens on all occasions without exception.
sometimes
This means something happens occasionally, but not always.
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.
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