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All day / all day long

Is there any difference between these expressions: all day and all day long? Is the usage and the meaning exactly the same?
  

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Is there any difference between these expressions: all day and all day long? Is the usage and the meaning exactly the same? They seem the same to me.

  • Is there any difference between these expressions: all day and all day long?
  • Is the usage and the meaning exactly the same?
  • They seem the same to me.
  • There might be an example of where they differ, but I can not think of any.
  • I'll be interested to see what others say.
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Is there any difference between these expressions: all day and all day long? Is the usage and the meaning exactly the same?


They seem the same to me. There might be an example of where they differ, but I can not think of any. I'll be interested to see what others say.

"All day long" seems to add a little emphasis.

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