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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
A Question about the "days"
Hi, everybody.
I was wondering which is the one you prefer to use "I go to church every Sunday" and "I go to church on Sundays."
In my mind, they are same. I will appreciate if you can tell me the difference. Thanks.
I was wondering which is the one you prefer to use "I go to church every Sunday" and "I go to church on Sundays."
In my mind, they are same. I will appreciate if you can tell me the difference. Thanks.
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No difference to native speakers, either. Of course, when spoken, every can be emphasized.
- No difference to native speakers, either.
- Of course, when spoken, every can be emphasized.
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No difference to native speakers, either. Of course, when spoken, every can be emphasized.
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Anonymous"I go to church every Sunday" and "I go to church on Sundays."There is an alternate interpretation of the second one, namely,
I go to church on Sundays when I go to church - not on any other day, and not necessarily every Sunday.
Stated differently, the first is definitely If it is a Sunday, I go to church.
The secon
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