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Lessons Phrases Every time (someo...

Every time (someone) (does something), (something happens)

This expression describes a situation that often happens, especially a negative situtation:

Every time I ask her to help out, she gets all angry and defensive!

Every time we eat here, they screw up our order.

So what do you say when something good consistently happens? "Always"

You're always smiling whenever we see her.

This phrase appears in these lessons:

  • “Every time he cooks, he leaves grease spattered all over the stovetop.”
  • “This happens every time we eat here. They screw up our order.”
  • “Every time I ask her to help out, she gets all angry and defensive!”
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  • “No job is worth ruining your health over.”
  • “Can you believe these kids just making out on the street?”
  • “Hey, can you pick up some take-out on your way home?”
  • “Would that be OK with you?”
  • “That's a very generous offer. Um, let me think it over for a few days and get back to you.”
  • “Guys, let's call it a day.”
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