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Note that in this expression we use the adjective ''usual,'' not the adverb ''usually.'' | Note that in this expression we use the adjective ''usual,'' not the adverb ''usually.'' | ||
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The train's late, as usual. (not the train's late, as usually.) | *The train's late, as usual. (not the train's late, as usually.) | ||
Revision as of 19:02, 12 May 2020
As usual
Note that in this expression we use the adjective usual, not the adverb usually.
Example:
- The train's late, as usual. (not the train's late, as usually.)