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Taruns1008 Posted 10 years ago
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#1 The curator told us the museum was not opened/open to the public on Sundays.
Is this correct to use Sundays here or it should be just "Sunday"?
#2 Kindly confirm by letter and telephone that/whether you will be able to attend the interview.
Is this correct to use Sundays here or it should be just "Sunday"?
#2 Kindly confirm by letter and telephone that/whether you will be able to attend the interview.
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"Sunday" would mean a particular day. "Sundays" means all Sundays. You need "whether" in the second sentence.
- "Sunday" would mean a particular day.
- "Sundays" means all Sundays.
- You need "whether" in the second sentence.
- "That" indicates it is for sure, while "whether" offers the option of attending or not.
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"Sunday" would mean a particular day. "Sundays" means all Sundays.
You need "whether" in the second sentence. "That" indicates it is for sure, while "whether" offers the option of attending or not.
You need "whether" in the second sentence. "That" indicates it is for sure, while "whether" offers the option of attending or not.
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