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1 mar 2011 · That day I was really sick. This could mean I became really ill on that day. On that day, I was really sick. This could mean that perhaps I had good days and bad days but that that day was especially bad for me.
11 wrz 2014 · As a BrE speaker, I'd say it was a party the next day, but a party on Monday. The next day, I did something. 'On the next day' is possible, but doesn't sound as natural. It's true that AmE omits 'on' before day names more readily than we do here - at least, news reports say that Congress voted for something Monday, where we have to say 'on Monday'.
6 wrz 2016 · Hello. would someone tell me what is the difference between them? Here is an example. A: this is Julianne Horton, and I’m calling to arrange an appointment with Ms. McNealy. B: Certainly, _____ day were you thinking of? a. what b. which if both are correct, what is the...
Right, as jinti stated, R as an abbreviation for Thursday is possible but not so common. Actually, the first time I ever saw it was when I went to sign up for graduate courses, and I was born and raised here in the States!
20 kwi 2007 · "on/at Christmas" What is the difference between these two ? As I understand it, "at Christams" we say when we talk about the whole holiday. But when we want to indicate only one day we say "on the first day of Christmas" or "on Easter sunday" Am I right ?
17 lut 2014 · I've been wondering how to put the time, day and date in the right order. Can anybody help me? I'd like to make an appointment for Friday at 2:00 on Feb. 28. I'd like to make an appointment at 2:00 on Friday Feb. 28. I'd like to make an appointment at 2:00 Friday Feb.28.
20 lut 2020 · Although logic suggests that it means from that moment on, it could also mean on that particular day, so from the following day gifts to charities will no longer be tax free. - As of today, the company's sales are strong.(type 1) It seems obvious that it refers to up until now, but it could also mean on that particular day, right?
19 sie 2021 · Hi, I'd like to know whether "on" or "in" should be used in the following: He decided to try not sleeping for two weeks. On the second day, he seemed fine. On/In the following days, however, he started to see and hear things. I'd appreciate your help.
15 paź 2013 · Hello, I have difficulty understanding some prepositions of time like at and on in these examples: AT New Year ON New Year's Eve. I think for "on New Year's Eve" the preposition is ON because it solely refers to the night when we celebrate the end of the year, the bells ring, we kiss and party...
29 sie 2013 · The other person has offered you a choice of three days, and you know there are three days to choose from. "Any of those days will be/is fine for me." You only need to use "either" if tomorrow is no good: "I can't make tomorrow but either day next week is fine."
