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Seagull Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
be all in a night's work
I learned the expression "be all in a night's work" today. Is it similar to the idiom "be all in a day's work"? Or, are they different in any way?
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Many people garble idiomatic expressions. Perhaps it was humorously in reference to people who work the graveyard shift.
- Many people garble idiomatic expressions.
- Perhaps it was humorously in reference to people who work the graveyard shift.
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Many people garble idiomatic expressions.
Perhaps it was humorously in reference to people who work the graveyard shift.
Perhaps it was humorously in reference to people who work the graveyard shift.
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