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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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a day / the day
Could anyone tell me the difference between (a) and (b) if both are possible?
(a) I cannot get through a day without coffee.
(b) I cannot get through the day without coffee.
Thank you in advance.
(a) I cannot get through a day without coffee.
(b) I cannot get through the day without coffee.
Thank you in advance.
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Anonymous Could anyone tell me the difference between (a) and (b) if both are possible? As a general statement, they are synonymous. B, of course, should be used when referring to a specific day (as today, for instance).
- Anonymous Could anyone tell me the difference between (a) and (b) if both are possible?
- As a general statement, they are synonymous.
- B, of course, should be used when referring to a specific day (as today, for instance).
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AnonymousCould anyone tell me the difference between (a) and (b) if both are possible?As a general statement, they are synonymous. B, of course, should be used when referring to a specific day (as today, for instance).
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