"almost" 和"mostly" 和"most of the time" 的差別在哪裡？

2017年9月24日 — I'm almost ready, which mean I'm close to being ready. I'm mostly done eating, which means I pretty much done eating. and I am tired most of ...

2021年6月18日 — “Most of [something]” is not a phrase/collocation – it is comprised of most as a substantive adjective plus a prepositional adverbial phrase “of ...

The most is the superlative form of many, much. We use the most with different classes of words. The most with adjectives and adverbs. We use the most to make ...

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2014年6月2日 — A. 「nearly」通常後面接數字。 Nearly 72,000 people attended the Texans playoff game Sunday 近72,000人參加了德州人的季後賽。

2023年12月23日 — →Most of them were students. People in this town are mostly the elderly. 這個鎮上的人大多是老年人。 →Most people in this town are the elderly.

2016年12月2日 — 1. Almost – very nearly · 2. Mostly – mainly, generally.