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Taking turns in conversation:
What do you think?
Can I say something?
Can I make a suggestion?
Of course!
Does that sound good?
That sounds great.
Does everyone agree to that?

 

Expressing Frequency

We use once, twice, three times to show how often something is done.
one time → once
two times → twice
three times

four times

five times

How many times a week do you go to the movies?    

I usually go to the movies twice a week.

How often do you wash your hair?    

I wash my hair three times a week.

Every, At least:
We have to complete a report every week.

I take a vacation at least once a year.

 

Too / Enough

We use too / enough with adverbs of manner to talk about the amount or degree of an activity. 
He worked hard enough to get the work done.

(the amount of work was satisfactory)

You didn’t get the promotion because you didn’t work hard enough.

(the amount of work was less than needed)

You got sick because you worked too hard.

(the amount of work was more than was needed)