Learn English Indefinite Frequency Adverbs

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How to pronounce often as often or as ofen. please help me

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It can be pronounced both ways depending on the region.

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Shaw English Online What should I pronounce it in Asia ?

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ofen would be preferable, just drop the"t" and make it easier to pronounce=))

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Here is my better sentence: I never drink soju.

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She usually study in her room.

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The corrected sentence is: "She usually studies in her room."

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sorry but you don't explain well like the other girl but not prablem

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