Write about words that describe how often something occurs

by Tamarva Butler
(Columbia, South Carolina, America)

Write a poem using words like somewhat, somehow, sometimes, always, never, more than likely, most likely, least likely,most often, least often. That should be a fun excercise.

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by: Nick

i hope it would be informative to all . good work bro coats
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by: Caty

This is actually really good to see, there are many people who would benefit from it.
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by: charisma

Thanks for posting my suggestion. Awesome!

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