Advanced Time Expressions

We still meet for lunch now and then, but not as often as we used to.

• Always

• Daily

• On a regular basis

• Occasionally

Mark religiously attends the weekly team meetings. He doesn't like to miss a single one.

• Always

• Without fail

• Sometimes

• From time to time

Day in, day out, Emily works on her research project, rarely taking breaks.

• Occasionally

• Typically

• Every Day

• Once in a blue moon

Come rain or shine, James goes for a run in the park every morning before starting his workday.

• Always, whatever happens

• From time to time

• Now and then

• Often

On a regular basis, Maria attends networking events to expand her professional connections.

• Occasionally

• Every day

• Daily

• Regularly

The winner of the Miss America is typically a very tall, slender young woman with long hair.

• True
• Usually

• Every now and then

• From time to time

The project will be ready by next Friday at the earliest, though it may take longer.

• On that exact day or time

• Never

• Not before the date or time mentioned.

• After the date and time mentioned.

The project will be ready by next Friday at the latest, though it may be sooner.

• No later than the time specified.

• One day in the future

• Before the time specified.

• On that day without fail

I never see him. He comes to work once in blue moon.

• Without fail

• Very rarely

• On a regular basis

• From time to time

I think about going back to school from time to time.

• Occasionally

• Every now and then

• Regularly

• Typically