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🗓"ALL THE" time vs. ⏳"THE WHOLE" time - There is a difference! #shorts

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There's a clear difference between the two phrases "all the time" and "the whole time."

All the time = regularly / frequently
The whole time = during the whole period

➡️My kids play outside all the time. They usually play outside.

➡️We drove from London to Edinburgh. Bethany talked the whole time. She talked the entire journey.

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