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Sometimes he performs as a pianist. He sometimes performs as a pianist. Are both forms correct? Do they mean the same?
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Steve is correct in saying they both mean the same thing, however, the 2nd sentence could also mean that he is a performer anyway, but he sometimes does his performances as a pianist as opposed to a juggler, for example.
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Both are correct, both mean the same thing. The difference is what the writer is stressing. That is what comes first, so if we are stressing "sometimes", it comes first in the sentence. You can also say "He performs as a pianist sometimes".
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