SOMETIME, SOMETIMES, SOME TIMES

English for Today by Ganiu Abisoye Bamgbose (Dr GAB)

SOMETIME, SOMETIMES, SOME TIME

SOMETIME as an adverb means an unspecified time and as an adjective it means at an unknown time or happening occasionally: He was the sometime editor of the journal.

SOMETIMES is an adverb and it means occasionally: Sometimes, we want to do things on our own.

SOME TIME, as a noun phrase, could mean a period of time or quite a while: I think we need some time.
Task

1. I __ see him in the street.
2. He was here __ last week.
3. I will see him __.
4. I feel nobody has been here for __
5. __ he stays up late.
   GAB