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once in a month? once a month? I learned "once a month" But I read "once in a month" in an article the other day. what's the difference? Please, help me~

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thank you guys for helping me^^
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I am not sure, but I think "once a month"is used more in spoken (colloquial) English and "once in a month"more in written or formal English.
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"Once a month" has a set meaning. "Once in a month" can mean something different, so more context from that article would help.
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It's just wording, they both mean the same thing. But generally people say "once a month"

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