Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Commonly"

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A: "often" or "frequently"

A: It the adjective form of 'common', meaning frequent or regular

A: Comúnmente

A: •This must be an exception because ordinarily North Korean people aren’t permitted to enter China.
•These are the most commonly used English phrases.
• I usually don’t wake up this early.
• Normally, it takes 2 or 3 years to complete training.

A: they ask common questions.

those toys are very common.

his hat isn't worth much, because it's very common.

A: Commonly: this means you are likely to come across something or it happens often. For example, it’s common for Americans to speak English or Spanish. Another example is it’s common for groceries to be expensive these days.

Regularly: this means it happens at certain intervals. For example, I regularly go to the coffee shop (which means I go there often.) Or I could say, I regularly go to the store on Saturdays. People often use the term “regulars” to refer to customers who come into a store often or on a regular schedule.

Generally: this means something close to “usually.” You can observe it in most cases. For example, “Rent in this city generally costs between $800-$1200.” Another example, “You generally see students working hard.”

I hope this helps!

A: Usually is an adverb of frequency (time). I go to the gym five days a week after work = I usually go to the gym after work.

Commonly is an adverb of frequency (per unit/per person/per document). 9 out of 10 people support President Zebra = President Zebra is commonly supported.

These documents commonly/usually have errors, so you'd best check them carefully.

You can often use these words interchangeably. They are synonyms, but usually does have a connotation of time.

A: Generally means something occurs more commonly than "commonly", not sure if you understand

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