One time or once?
I watched an American series, and I heard 'I have met her only one time'. What's the difference between 'once' or 'one time'? Can I use them interchangeably? Thank you in advance for your time.
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One time is for people that don't know how to use once. :)
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'correct' and what is commonly spoken aren't always the same.
If the speaker is referencing one time in particular, they may say 'the one time', as in: "We only met the one time."
You will hear 'one time' and 'once' used interchangeably by native speakers, but 'once' is the most common way it will be spoken.
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They are both possible, and there is no difference in meaning.
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In British English "once" is correct.
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