#11Often In A Sentence - SearchSentences

Short & Simple Example Sentence For Often | Often Sentence · He was not very often on time. · I often wished myself dead. · Sentences violating this rule are often ...

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#12Usage examples for "often" in English - Context sentences

See how to use often in a sentence. Lot of example sentences with the word often.

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#13how often in a sentence - Ichacha

how often in a sentence - Use how often in a sentence and its meaning 1. How often she cleans closet : Two or three times a year 2.

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#14ALWAYS, USUALLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, NEVER - YouTube

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#15Sentence Pattern: How often do you ... ?

Japanese-English Sentences from the Tatoeba Corpus. ... Sentence Pattern: How often do you ... ? Click the [T] to jump to tatoeba.org.

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#16Life Sentences - State Board of Pardons and Paroles

Life Sentences. Parole Decisions for Lifers. Parole Decision Guidelines are not used for life-sentenced inmates. An offender serving a life sentence, for which ...

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#17Still Life: America's Increasing Use of Life and Long-Term ...

Nearly 162,000 people are serving a life sentence – one of every nine ... and is often counterproductive for purposes of crime control.

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#18Types of sentences | Your rights, crime and the law

Generally, you must attend the sentencing hearing. Courts can issue non-custodial sentences, custodial sentences, and special orders.

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#19Where adverbials go in a sentence | - | LearnEnglish - British ...

We saw our friends last night. You are looking tired tonight. But adverbials of frequency (how often) usually come in front of the main verb: We usually ...

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#20Basic Sentence Structure - TIP Sheets - Butte College

The simple subject usually contains a noun or pronoun and can include modifying words, phrases, or clauses. The man . . . PREDICATE. The predicate expresses ...

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#21Getting parole - GOV.UK

Who can get parole for determinate and indeterminate sentences, represent yourself at a ... It usually takes 6 months to get a decision about your case.

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#22Recidivism | National Institute of Justice

It refers to a person's relapse into criminal behavior, often after the person ... a new sentence during a three-year period following the person's release.

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#23Truncated Sentences – what they are, how to use them, and ...

Truncated sentences are often referred to as short sentences, click through to find out the difference between short sentences and truncated sentences.

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#24Purdue Online Writing Lab

Answer : Run-ons, Comma Splices, and Fused Sentences · He enjoys walking through the country, and he often goes backpacking on his vacations. · He often watched ...

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#25Writing Clear Sentences | Help and Advice - University of ...

The following sentence is an example of this: Sentences with a single subject and verb may be clearest, but academic writing often necessitates longer sentences ...

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#26Why hip fractures in the elderly are often a death sentence

Breaking a bone is never a good thing, but breaking a hip is particularly bad. One in three older adults who break a hip will die within 12 ...

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#27Eight Keys to Mercy: How to shorten excessive prison sentences

This graphic is not to scale and the ratios between the parts will vary by state and sentence type. Parole is very often available much later than this ...

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#28Aphasia - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic

Family members often participate in the process, ... of aphasia struggle to get words out, speak in very short sentences and omit words.

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#29Adverb Placement

beginning of clause/sentence. usually, normally, often, frequently, sometimes and occasionally. NOT: always, ever, rarely, seldom and never*. Usually we see him ...

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#30Sentencing | Release

There is a maximum sentence for each drug offence set by law, but in practice they aren't used very often. Sentencing for drug offences is mainly set out in ...

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#31Common Sentence Faults | Write Site | Athabasca University

Any sandwiches left over from meetings are usually given to the office staff. (Any refers to sandwiches, a plural noun, so a plural verb is ...

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#32Place of "often" in the sentence - English StackExchange

I think she is wrong. "They don't often watch TV" certainly isn't the only correct option. As just one piece of evidence you could consider ...

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#33Chinese grammar - Wikipedia

In such sentences it is common for the adjective to be modified by a word meaning "very" or the like; in fact the word hěn (很 , "very") is often used in ...

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#34Where does the topic sentence go in a paragraph? - Scribbr

The topic sentence usually comes at the very start of the paragraph. However, sometimes you might start with a transition sentence to summarize what was ...

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#35Acceptable Ungrammatical Sentences, Unacceptable ...

Perhaps the greatest illustration of how the terms “acceptability” and “grammaticality” are used, often without a clear distinction in place, ...

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#36Apply for Clemency - NY.gov

Clemency applications commonly come in two forms: sentence commutations and pardons. ... A standard pardon is most often granted to:.

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#37Paraphrase process for the sentence "Everybody often goes to ...

Download scientific diagram | Paraphrase process for the sentence "Everybody often goes to the the movies.' from publication: Paraphrasing Training Data for ...

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#38Totality - Sentencing Council

Therefore, concurrent sentences will ordinarily be longer than a single sentence for a single offence. It is usually impossible to arrive at a just and ...

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#39Legistics - Sentence Structure: Complexity and Organization

This is a characteristic of English writing generally and not just of ... There are often good reasons for long sentences and better ways to ...

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#40How Does a Judge Decide What Sentence To Impose

Sentences typically include any combination of: Imprisonment is a term of incarceration, usually served in a Federal Bureau of Prisons facility. Sometimes, a ...

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#41Appealing Against a Crown Court Sentence - Defence ...

Often sentencing guidelines will be referred to during an appeal with the argument being that the Crown Court judge failed to follow the guidelines for a ...

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#42Adverbs of Frequency- List of Examples & Exercises - Ginger ...

Adverbs that change or qualify the meaning of a sentence by telling us how often or how frequently something happens are defined as adverbs of frequency.

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#43Decontextualization: Making Sentences Stand-Alone - arXiv

Models for question answering, dialogue agents, and summarization often interpret the meaning of a sentence in a rich context and use that ...

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#44Presumption against short sentences extended - gov.scot

Such sentences often disrupt factors that can help prevent offending, including family relationships, housing, employment and access to ...

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#45Concluding Sentence | SEA - Supporting English Acquisition

The concluding sentence often begins with a transition word to signal the reader. Here are some examples of transitions used with concluding sentences:.

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#46Frequently Asked Questions | Iowa Board of Parole

Who may apply for a Commutation of a Life Sentence and how often may they apply? A person who has been sentenced to life imprisonment may, ...

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#47How to use "very often" in a sentence - WordHippo

Here are 185 fantastic examples of sentences with "very often". ... Kitchen gardeners are very often thought of as stuffy people, patiently planting seeds ...

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#48Topic Sentence | The Touro College and University System

Generally, the topic sentence appears at the beginning of the paragraph. It is often the paragraph's very first sentence. A paragraph's topic sentence must ...

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#49Adverbs of Frequency Sentence Placement - ThoughtCo

1. In a Sentence With One Verb · Tom usually goes to work by car. · Mary often asks me for help.

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#50Sentence Structure - Lincoln University

A dependent clause does not express a complete thought and needs to be joined to an independent clause to become a sentence. It usually begins with a word such ...

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#51Sentence fragments - Otago Polytechnic

It is missing a verb phrase and therefore does not express a complete thought. Complete sentence. Children helping in the kitchen often make a mess.

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#52Paragraphs & Topic Sentences - Writing Tutorial Services

Readers generally look to the first few sentences in a paragraph to determine the subject and perspective of the paragraph. That's why it's often best to ...

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#53Using Transitional Expressions - Hunter College

When a transitional expression links two independent clauses in a compound sentence, it is preceded by a semicolon and usually set off with commas. The first ...

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#54Use the active voice - UW-Madison Writing Center

Passive voice sentences often use more words, can be vague, and can lead to a tangle of prepositional phrases. Active vs. passive voice. In a sentence written ...

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#55Many Definition & Meaning | Britannica Dictionary

[+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples. — often used in ...

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#56Varying Sentence Structure - Scholarly Voice - Academic Guides

Sentences that require a variation often repeat subjects, lengths, or types. Related information about varying sentence structures can be found through ...

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#57Steven Pinker: 10 'grammar rules' it's OK to break (sometimes)

There is nothing wrong with beginning a sentence with a conjunction. "And", "but" and "so" are indispensable in linking individual sentences ...

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#58Tips & Tricks for "Not Very Often" – ESL Library Blog

Are your students confused by “not very often”? This adverbial phrase has three words that get divided up in a sentence, and it follows more ...

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#59Adverb placement | English Language Help Desk

The adverbs that most frequently appear at the end of the sentence are: adverbs of frequency: usually, normally, often, frequently, sometimes, occasionally; ...

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#60Sentencing | Provincial Court of British Columbia

Sometimes a sentence is reported as “one day” reflecting the fact that the offender has fully served the appropriate jail time before conviction.

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#61Conditional sentence (“house arrest”) - Legal Aid Ontario

Conditional sentences are sometimes called “house arrest,” because they often require an offender to spend all or part of the sentence in their house.

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#62Passive Voice: When to Use It and When to Avoid It

In a passive sentence, we often omit the actor completely: The uncertainty principle was formulated in 1927. When do I use passive voice? In some sentences, ...

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#63The Parole Process - CORRECTIONS - State of Michigan

The date of parole eligibility is often called the Earliest Release Date (ERD) ... Michigan sentence, but paroled to the custody of some other jurisdiction.

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#64Transition Sentences - The College of Saint Rose

You cannot assume that your readers know everything that you know, so sometimes you need to lead them through your paper. Transition words and sentences can ...

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#65Sentence Fragments - NIU - Effective Writing Practices Tutorial

A sentence fragment is a sentence that is missing either its subject or its main verb. ... They can often be avoided with careful proofreading.

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#66Examples of parallel words

Sentence elements that are alike in function should also be alike in ... Writers generally use parallelism as a technique in the following five ways.

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#67So, What's The Big Deal With Starting A Sentence With 'So'?

Are people starting sentences with "so" more frequently than ever or are we ... out all over — or at least at the beginning of a sentence.

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#68Often (position in sentence) | WordReference Forums

Hello, I'm quite confused with this adverb. For example, I often go to the cinema. It's placed in the beginning of the sentence as I don't ...

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#69The myth behind long prison sentences - BBC Future

Ugelvik adds that there's no real perimeter security in such places and that often, prisoners have been transferred there from a more high- ...

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#70Actions to Reduce Population and Maximize Space - COVID-19

... 3,500 incarcerated persons serving a sentence for non-violent offenses, ... individuals often have chronic medical conditions, and thousands of staff ...

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#71Passive Voice - Writing Center - 7 Sins of Writing - Hamilton ...

Passive voice often creates unclear, less direct, wordy sentences, whereas active voice creates clearer, more concise sentences. To change a sentence from ...

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#72Use active voice | plainlanguage.gov

In a passive sentence, the person or item that is acted upon is the subject of the sentence. Passive sentences often do not identify who is performing the ...

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#73Common Sentence Errors

Fragments also happen when a sentence lacks either the subject or the full predicate. This often happens when sentences start with coordinating conjunctions: ...

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#74Added-Detail Fragments Especially bacon and eggs. Sound ...

Fix: Add a subject and a verb to the fragment to make it its own complete sentence. The class often starts late. For example, yesterday it began at a quarter ...

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#75Involuntary Manslaughter Penalties and Sentencing - FindLaw

States will generally give a range of possible sentences and allow judges discretion in determining what sentence to actually impose. In making ...

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#76The Role of Complex Sentence Knowledge in Children - NCBI

These types of clauses often begin with that, but this is optional, and, if taken away, the sentence would be perfectly grammatical.

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#77Topic Sentence and Paragraph - St. Louis Community College

Effective topic sentences in paragraph writing. ... A final or concluding sentence often restates or summarizes the main idea of the topic sentence.

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#78Adult criminal courts, guilty cases by most serious sentence

Adult criminal courts, type of guilty finding by offence, age and sex of accused and most serious sentence, Canada, provinces, territories, ...

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#79Sentence Combination Handout | Howe Center for Writing

Replace the comma with a period and making two separate sentences. Example: Many children played on the Dickinson property. Emily was often on their side ...

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#80The impact of short custodial sentences, community orders and

re-offending than community orders and suspended sentence orders ... Offenders sentenced to custody are usually released from prison at the halfway point of.

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#81Commonly Misused Words - Grammar, Punctuation, and ...

“Affect” is usually used as a verb (think “A” for action) meaning “to ... Use “that” if the words that follow are essential to the meaning of the sentence.

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#82Glossary of Sentencing Terms

A person who occupies a position of trust is often subject to less supervision than ... A sentence for a conviction that a court orders a defendant to serve ...

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#83Queensland Sentencing Guide

This guide does not explore how courts sentence children and young people. ... While some of what is described applies generally in other ...

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#84Cops who kill often catch a break at sentencing time | AP News

That meant that at the time Chauvin was convicted he faced a presumptive sentence of 12 1/2 years in prison, with the judge limited to ...

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#85fragment, sentence fragment - Search for entries starting with S

In grammar, the term sentence fragment refers to an incomplete group of words punctuated as a sentence. Often, the fragment has been broken off from the ...

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#86Word and sentence level - Department of Education and ...

Conceptual vocabulary development (reading and viewing). Learning in English often includes conceptual language. This language tends to be ...

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#87Writing Clear & Concise Sentences - University of Illinois ...

Often, writers struggle to identify what needs adjusting in their drafts. ... Examining word choice, concision, and sentence clarity are important aspects ...

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#88Sentencing - Overview | The Crown Prosecution Service

A Note on Sentence should address the following matters: ... Often the full background of the defendant will only come to light during ...

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#89Answers to the Study Packet.pdf - Lone Star College

Run-on sentences usually occur as comma splices or fused sentences. A fused sentence occurs when independent clauses are joined with no punctuation.

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#90Concluding sentences: The Write Site - Canvas

using linking words that indicate that conclusions are being drawn, for example, therefore, thus, resulting. They often link the current paragraph to the ...

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#91Ambiguous sentence: wrong word choice - Common feedback ...

This can confuse the reader and make the meaning of the sentence unclear. When you use an incorrect word, it stops the flow of the sentence and can often ...

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#92How Are Criminal Sentences Determined? Who Decides - Nolo

Sometimes the law a defendant is charged with violating identifies the punishment. For example, a statute identifying specific behavior as a misdemeanor ...

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#93Uses How often, Definition and 5 Example Sentences

Uses How often, Definition and 5 Example Sentences · How often do you download games to your phone? · How often do you upload photos to your Instagram account?

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#94"Joe Exotic" Sentenced to 22 Years for Murder-For-Hire

"This sentence is the result of countless hours of detailed ... "Wildlife crime is often connected with other criminal activity such as ...

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#95ALWAYS, USUALLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, NEVER - engVid

Sometimes, I eat cheese. I always arrive usually at 9am. How often do you go to expensive restaurants?

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#96Defendants Who Refuse Plea Deals Often Get Tougher ...

Defense attorneys call the harsher sentences for those who opt for jury trials a "trial penalty."

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#97Frequently Asked Questions: Federal Good Time Credit - FAMM

good time for each year of the sentence imposed. For so-called “PLRA inmates” (prisoners convicted after April 26, 1996, the effective date of the Prison ...

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