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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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an unforgettable day
Can I say,
(a) That was an unforgettable day for him.
(b) This was unforgettable for him.
(c) That day was an unforgettable day for him.
(a) That was an unforgettable day for him.
(b) This was unforgettable for him.
(c) That day was an unforgettable day for him.
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All three are correct; but bear in mind that (b) does not tell what really was unforgettable while (a) and (c) do: that day.
- All three are correct; but bear in mind that (b) does not tell what really was unforgettable while (a) and (c) do: that day.
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All three are correct; but bear in mind that (b) does not tell what really was unforgettable while (a) and (c) do: that day.
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