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Loviii Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Every time + a regular event at present + (the) next day ...

Greetings.

My own sentences:

(1) Every time John drinks too much alcohol next day he has a headache. — incorrect

(2) Every time John drinks too much alcohol the next day he has a headache. — correct

(3) Every time John drinks too much alcohol the following day he has a headache. — correct

Am I right about the correctness of the sentences? If not, then why not?

Thanks.

  

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loviii Am I right about the correctness of the sentences? Yes. CJ

— CalifJim

  • loviii Am I right about the correctness of the sentences?
  • Yes.
  • CJ
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loviiiAm I right about the correctness of the sentences?

Yes.

CJ

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