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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Another day

Is it correct in English to start a sentence as it follows:


"Another day..."



For instance:



"I remember first seeing that homeless man picking any leftovers at McDonald's.

Another day, he was sleeping on the beach, lying on the shingles."




Note: By 'shingles', I mean 'stones', like these ones: https://fieldrecordings.xyz/2021/02/03/shingle-beach-newhaven-uk-in-january-2021-by-sam-care/


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Christine ChristieIs it correct in English to start a sentence as it follows:"Another day..."

Yes, it's correct.

CJ

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Christine ChristieNote: By 'shingles', I mean 'stones', like these ones: Shingle Beach, Newhaven, UK in January 2021 – by Sam Care – Field Recordings

That use of "shingle" is practically unknown in the US. In the UK, I believe it is a mass noun only, like "gravel". Your man was lying on the shingle, not the shingles.

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