Do you know the difference between 'continuously' and 'continually'? 🤔 ✅ Continuously = without stopping (e.g., It rained continuously for 3 hours). ✅ Continually = happens often, but with breaks (e.g., She continually checked her phone). Small difference, big impact on your English! 💡 | Learning English with Oxford

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