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What is the difference between "rarely" and "seldom"?
31 de may. de 2018 18:47
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Great question!
There is very little difference between the two words. Both words have the same meaning.
Rarely - Is an adverb it means on very few occasions; almost never:
example - I rarely wear the color purple.
Seldom - Is an adverb - it means almost never
It can be used more formally than rarely
example: Seldom do I hear from my cousin in France.
I hope this was helpful ;-)
31 de mayo de 2018
3
very little difference in meaning, however rarely is used much more.. seldom can perhaps be interpreted as 'very rarely', but essentially the difference is negligible.
31 de mayo de 2018
1
They are often interchangeable but 'rarely' is more common. "I rarely go to the coffee shop."
"Seldom do I go to the coffee shop."
31 de mayo de 2018
some schools of thought say
Seldom 10%-20% of the time
Rarely - less than 10%
31 de mayo de 2018
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