Which option describes the meaning of the phrase 'Over and over again'?

• A. Over time
• B. Regularly
• C. Long time
• D. Over and over again

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is recognizing a phrase that conveys repetition. When someone says something happens over and over again, they mean it occurs many times, repeatedly and without a single definitive end in sight. It emphasizes frequency and persistence, not just a single event or a one-time moment.

That helps distinguish it from the other ideas: over time points to something happening across a span of time, long time refers to duration, and regularly implies a predictable pattern or schedule. But only over and over again directly describes repeated occurrences, again and again, which is why that option best fits the meaning.