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Two million people gathered in the streets of Rome ... celebrating the Italian capital's second annual all-night cultural extravaganza.
When we describe events that take place regularly, we can use a phrase that describes exactly how frequently they take place.
Examples: The school organises a picnic once a year.
The English Club holds a meeting once a week.
However, sometimes we need an adjective, instead of a phrase, to describe the event.
Examples: I was sick yesterday, so I couldn't go to the school's annual picnic.
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