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UK//ðɪs taɪm//US//ðɪs taɪm//

Meaning of This time

Referring to the current occasion or instance.

In simple words: Now, not any other time.

This time in a sentence

  • I will succeed this time.
  • This time, I felt more confident than before.
  • You can't be late this time.
  • Let's make sure we do it right this time.
  • I won't forget my keys this time.

How to use This time

Use 'this time' to emphasize the current occasion. It works in both spoken and written contexts, often for contrasting previous experiences.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of it as 'this' moment, a reminder to focus on now.

Related words

Collocations with This time

  • this time around
  • this time tomorrow
  • this time next week

Synonyms for This time

Common mistakes with This time

  • Using 'this time' when referring to future times instead of present.
  • Confusing 'this time' with 'next time' which refers to a future instance.

Compare This time with Currently, Now

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Frequently asked questions about This time

What does This time mean?

Now, not any other time.

What is the definition of This time?

Referring to the current occasion or instance.

How do you use This time in a sentence?

I will succeed this time.

Can you give another example of This time?

This time, I felt more confident than before.

What are synonyms for This time?

Common alternatives include currently, now, at this moment.

What words go with This time?

It commonly pairs with this time around, this time tomorrow, this time next week.

What are common mistakes when using This time?

Using 'this time' when referring to future times instead of present. Confusing 'this time' with 'next time' which refers to a future instance.

How do you pronounce This time?

US: //ðɪs taɪm//, UK: //ðɪs taɪm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use This time?

Use 'this time' to emphasize the current occasion. It works in both spoken and written contexts, often for contrasting previous experiences.