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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
at day 2 or on day 2
Hello,
At day 2 of the hike, we were all tired.
On day 2 of the hike, we were all tired.
It sees that AT and ON day 2 are used (based on Google search).
Is there a differnce in terms of WHEN "at" or "on" should be used?
Thank you.
At day 2 of the hike, we were all tired.
On day 2 of the hike, we were all tired.
It sees that AT and ON day 2 are used (based on Google search).
Is there a differnce in terms of WHEN "at" or "on" should be used?
Thank you.
Top answer
"On" is usual. With "at", day 2 is considered as a stage of an expedition.
- "On" is usual.
- With "at", day 2 is considered as a stage of an expedition.
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"On" is usual. With "at", day 2 is considered as a stage of an expedition.
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