Part 3: Learn the difference between 'every time' and 'all the time'

We use all the time to talk about something that always or usually happens.

For example, many people think that: In the UK, it rains all the time.

And yes, it does rain a lot.

We use every time, when we are talking about each individual time something happens.

For example: Every time I go to the beach, it rains.

We don't know how often I go to the beach, but each individual time I go, it rains.

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