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Lagataw Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
All day
Can we use "all day" as a noun?
i.e. I spent all day at the beach yesterday.
or is it just and adverb
i.e. I stayed all day at the beach yesterday.
i.e. I spent all day at the beach yesterday.
or is it just and adverb
i.e. I stayed all day at the beach yesterday.
Top answer
Well, both sentences are fine. 'All day' can certainly appear as a noun: All day is a long time to be separated from your lover.
- Well, both sentences are fine.
- 'All day' can certainly appear as a noun: All day is a long time to be separated from your lover.
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Well, both sentences are fine. 'All day' can certainly appear as a noun: All day is a long time to be separated from your lover.
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