very often
US /ˈvɛri ˈɔfən/
・UK /ˈveri ˈɔfən/
A1
adv.AdverbFrequently; regularly; much of the time.
I visit my parents very often.
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- People don't come down here very often, and I can see why.
People don't come down here very often, and I can see why.
- People don't come down here very often, and I can see why.
People don't come down here very often, and I can see why.
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- And honestly, I feel like holiday gifts are things that we just do out of habit, and very often, I get things that I don't even want or need,
And honestly, I feel like holiday gifts are things that we just do out of habit, and very often, I get things that I don't even want or need,
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- Very often, people will be up sort of late into the night, and then they'll wake up very early to go to work, or you get a lot of night-shift workers now, which you didn't have in pre-1950.
Very often, people will be up sort of late into the night, and then they'll wake up very early to go to work, or you get a lot of night-shift workers now, which you didn't have in pre-1950.
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- the opposite and displaced is very often used for serious things.
the opposite and displaced is very often used for serious things.
- We do hear the word displaced very often
We do hear the word displaced very often
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- Now, this is very often used for plans,
Now, this is very often used for plans,
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- Now, we often use adjectives before the word stunt, very often that adjective is publicity and a publicity stunt is something that is done to get the attention from the public.
Now, we often use adjectives before the word stunt, very often that adjective is publicity and a publicity stunt is something that is done to get the attention from the public.
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- I learned English at school, but, um, I don't practice English very often, so I don't have to work in English,
I learned English at school, but, um, I don't practice English very often, so I don't have to work in English,
- I learned English at school, but I don't practice English very often.
I learned English at school, but I don't practice English very often.
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- This is a very casual phrase and native speakers use it in conversations very often, but please, never use it in writing, because it's informal.
This is a very casual phrase and native speakers use it in conversations very often, but please, never use it in writing, because it's informal.
- and native speakers use it in conversations very often,
and native speakers use it in conversations very often,
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- Okay to explain that you do something not very often at all.
Okay to explain that you do something not very often at all.
- Okay, to explain that you do something not very often at all, you could say "rarely." I rarely phone in sick to work because I'm a hard worker and I'll always go in even if I have a cold or a fever or a broken leg.
Okay, to explain that you do something not very often at all, you could say "rarely." I rarely phone in sick to work because I'm a hard worker and I'll always go in even if I have a cold or a fever or a broken leg.
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- Something that I also use very often when I'm in Russia.
Something that I also use very often when I'm in Russia.
- Something that I also use very often when I'm in Russia: "very cold." As we've already mentioned, we can substitute it with "freezing." Freezing outside.
Something that I also use very often when I'm in Russia: "very cold." As we've already mentioned, we can substitute it with "freezing." Freezing outside.