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524 some time, sometime and sometimes
Some time (with two stresses: isnm 'Mimi) means 'a considerable amount of time', 'quite a lot of time'.
I'm afraid it'll take some time to repair your car.
She's lived in Italy for some time, so she speaks Italian quite well.
Sometime (tsAmtaim/) refers to an indefinite time, usually in the future; it often means 'one day'.
Let's have dinner together sometime next week.
When will I get married - this year, next year, sometime, never?
Sometimes (PsAmtannz/) is an adverb of frequency (see 23.2). It means 'on some occasions', 'more than once' (past, present or future).
I sometimes went skiing when I lived in Germany.
Sometimes, in the long winter evenings, I sit and wonder what life is
all about.