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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pretty frequent" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe something that occurs often, but it should be "pretty frequently" to be grammatically correct.
Example: "I go to the gym pretty frequently to stay in shape."
Alternatives: "quite often" or "fairly regularly."
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"So it's not a working lunch as much as it is an opportunity for the two who saw each other on a pretty frequent basis over the course of the last four years to get a chance to catch up".
Mentorship was a pretty frequent trend in the advice given throughout the night.
And I do this on a pretty frequent basis.
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Dear Kele, My girlfriend and I have been together for almost a year - the sex was pretty frequent and hot to start with, but recently things haven't been feeling the same.
Pretty frequent example: If you have a dark complexion, avoid dying your hair blonde as it would look very fake.
Yeah, I stay in pretty frequent touch with Jemaine [Clement] – mainly online, he quite often pops up; I don't see Bret [McKenzie] too often, but I have nothing but love for those guys.
It is best that you accept this reality now, otherwise you're setting yourself up for pretty frequent frustration when it happens... over, and over, and over... Don't be discouraged by this though!
That works out to a pretty good value for frequent Redbox renters, as each kiosk credit is good for a rental that usually costs $1.20 per day.
In situations like these, "frequent travelers are a pretty resourceful group, making do with what's available to them," said Ron DiLeo, executive director of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives, a trade group.
There were silent screams and a wagging tongue; frequent, sudden, thudding falls to the ground; and even a pretty spectacular climb up and down over audience bodies.
"What a pretty, pretty, pretty Little Man".
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