Alternately
Hello
Would 'alternately' be the same adverb as "simultaneously"?
Or would be closer by its meaning to "on and of"?
Thanks
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Neither!
Alternatively - another way; another solution
Simultaneously - at the same time
on and off - (colloquial language = informal) sporadically; irregular frequency
example: I've been smoking on and off for 10 years.
I hope this helps!
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"Alternately" sometimes means two things are switching with each other, similarly to saying "on and off", but I think it's more common to say "alternating" in this case.
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