Poll: She's ____ late for class.

She's ____ late for class.

continuously
continually

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This Poll:

  • Votes: 1,139
  • Comments: 4
  • Added: March 2005

Comments:

M

I wouldn't have used neither. "She is always late for class "sounds better

Stuee

I wouldn't have used 'neither' either ;-)

Michael

It seems like people prefer to use the adverb "continually".

ali

Continuously means all the time without stopping -as in, the music was playing continuously. Continually means on repeated occasions, so is the standard, 'correct' English answer here.

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