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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Back in the day or back in the days?
back in the day or back in the days?
What is the difference between those two? thank you : )
What is the difference between those two? thank you : )
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Hi, Please show us a complete sentence as an example of how you want to use this expression. Clive
- Hi, Please show us a complete sentence as an example of how you want to use this expression.
- Clive
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Hi,
Please show us a complete sentence as an example of how you want to use this expression.
Clive
Please show us a complete sentence as an example of how you want to use this expression.
Clive
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Ah.. sorry
For example, back in the day(s) people used to ride horses.
What would you say?
For example, back in the day(s) people used to ride horses.
What would you say?
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Hi,
For example, back in the day(s) people used to ride horses.
What would you say?
This is OK, but it is only a subordinate clause. A full sentence would be eg
Back in the days (when) people used to ride horses, the air was
For example, back in the day(s) people used to ride horses.
What would you say?
This is OK, but it is only a subordinate clause. A full sentence would be eg
Back in the days (when) people used to ride horses, the air was
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Thank you for a very helpful reply.
Then we do you hear "Back in the day"? Thank you : )
Then we do you hear "Back in the day"? Thank you : )
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Hi,
'Back in the day' is also used in a casual, slang-y way in spoken English, like this.
eg Back in the day, I was able to run a marathon.
This is a short-form of saying
eg Back in the day
'Back in the day' is also used in a casual, slang-y way in spoken English, like this.
eg Back in the day, I was able to run a marathon.
This is a short-form of saying
eg Back in the day
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