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What's the difference between 'any time of the year' and 'anytime of the year' please? Are they both right?
17 feb. 2016 07:49
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This is a good question. My opinion is that you should use two words such as in the example "any time of the year". Otherwise, use one word to mean "whenever".
17 februari 2016
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خَيْزُران
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Arabisch, Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels
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Engels
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