有時候

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some time , sometime 同 sometimes有咩分別呀?

Some time

When using some time, some is an adjective. It is describing the amount of time, and frequently implies a long period.

Some 係形容詞，形容時間有幾長，暗示係一段長時間。

For some time, the world has been known to be round.

He has been studying Aramaic for some time.

It can also imply a fairly specific amount of time:

I require another couple of hours to finish this project today.

I require some time to finish this project today.

Sometime

When written as one word, this adverb implies a vague time in the future. It can frequently be replaced by someday.

一個字連住咁寫呢係副詞，就係屬於未來，可以用有一日黎代替。

The cure for cancer will be found sometime.

I’ll get around to finishing that book sometime later.

Give me a call sometime, and we’ll have coffee.

Sometimes

When written as one word and ending in s, this adverb implies occasionally.

有S都係副詞，即係偶然地。

Sometimes, I just don’t understand what that man is saying.

English grammar sometimes follows its own rules, and sometimes it doesn’t.

Source: http://handbook.grammarly.com/handbook/grammar/adjectives-and-adverbs/19/sometime-sometimes-and-some-time/

有時候~~有時候~~我會相信一切有盡頭
相聚離開都有時候，沒有甚麼會永垂不朽

有時我個靈魂飄走左，sometimes i feel i float away~~

不過之後總會要飄返黎現實

現實是現實定必出錯
所以而家一餅屎既狀態，應該會好起來
因為我諗我開始適應啲藥，個人冇咁呆
同埋我只係想做返一粒小齒輪，求其有啖飯食吓，唔好講咩理想喇。
我既理想怕且都隨住我個人醒晒果一刻一齊幻滅
叮一聲，醒晒。
不如當無事從頭黎過。