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English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. Sorry, I don’t use guitar (quite often)/(very often).
  2. It’s quite often impossible to park in (the) town.
  3. The train is late more/most often.
  4. You should come and see us more often.
  5. (More often than not)/(Usually) when we ask for help, he flatly deny.
  6. (As often as not)/(Usually), he’s late for work.
    Please correct all.
    Thanks.
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  1. Sorry, I don’t play the guitar very often.
  2. It’s often quite impossible to park in (the) town.
  3. The train is late more/most often. <-- context dependent and the sentence is incomplete. More or most often than what? If this is intended to be a complete statement then, “The train is usually late.”
  4. You should come and see us more often.
  5. (More often than not)/(Usually) when we ask for help, he flatly refuses.
  6. (As often as not)/(Usually), he’s late for work.
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Beeesneees,
‘The train is late more/most often in this month.’
Is this sentence complete and correct?
Thanks.

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No.

The train is late more often this month than it was last month.

The train has often been late this month.