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Vor 2 Tagen · Except is most commonly used as a preposition, as well as a conjunction, meaning “excluding” or “not including.” You can remember it as having an exception to what is being discussed, so excluding an item. Accept vs. Except: Examples. In different contexts, the usage of accept and except is shown below:
Vor 2 Tagen · Start my morning with me 🥰 This is my daily routine when I wake up, except sometimes I skip the skin & makeup 🙂 (or i’ll do it after a shower when I get h...
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Vor 5 Tagen · He had immense drive, which was liable to carry him too far; total ruthlessness in the attainment of his own ends, which were wrapped up in personal ambition; no active enjoyment of cruelty except sometimes, perhaps, almost as an afterthought; and a devilish sense of humor. Vain as a peacock, but mockingly aware of his vanity, clever, perhaps too clever by half, and contemptuous of the ...
Vor einem Tag · Sometimes, these places were named before spelling changes but more often the spelling serves as an affectation. Proper names are usually spelled according to their native-variety spelling vocabulary; so, for instance, although Peter is the usual form of the male given name, as a surname both the spellings Peter and Petre (the latter notably borne by a British lord ) are found.
Vor 5 Tagen · Except sometimes for their aesthetic look, the large birds’ feathers were mostly stripped off the fluffy bits. Without these barbs, they were easier to handle as writing implements. With that in mind, how about stripping the Brave browsing implement’s new tab page of its fluffy bits (and making it faster to load and handle)?
Vor einem Tag · 帮大家梳理一下：“sometime” 作副词时表示 “过去或将来的某个时间”。 来通过三个例句，巩固这个用法。 Examples. I can’t remember exactly when I saw her, but I am pretty sure it was sometime last week. （我不记得具体是什么时候见到她的了，但我确定那是上周的某个时候。 This...
Vor 5 Tagen · "I Get Along Without You Very Well (Except Sometimes)" is actually a Chet Baker song, but the Nina Simone version knocked me right out. The quote at the end of Trent’s letter is a Lemony Snicket quote. Likely very out of context.
