Sometime is an adverb meaning at an unspecified time. eg I will see you sometime. Some time, like in some bananas, simply means an amount of time, for instance 3 hours.e.g It took some time to make dinner.
It should be sometime soon rather than some time soon. Sometime is used when you are referring to an unknown period of time.
It should be sometime soon rather than some time soon. Sometime is used when you are referring to an unknown period of time.
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The phrase "some time" means an unspecified amount of time; for example, you might say I would like you to help me work on this project if you have some time. The word sometime means, at some unspecified time; sometime you and I should get together for lunch. And the word sometimes means part of the time but not all of the time; sometimes I have pickles with my lunch, sometimes I don't.
At some point in time can also be expressed as "eventually" or "sometime down the line."
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Some time It Does and sometime it Doesnt .
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Yes there will be. Either some time at the end of the year or sometime next year.
Sometime in the 1400s.
"Sometime" can be used as an adverb, meaning at an unspecified or indefinite time. It can also be used as a determiner or pronoun to refer to a point in time that is not specified.