For two weeks straight or for two consecutive weeks
Is there a difference between "for two weeks straight" and "for two consecutive weeks"?
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"Two weeks straight" means every day for 14 days. "Two consecutive weeks" means first one week and then the next week without reference to activity on any particular day. He worked on his abs for two weeks straight, and he started to see a six-pack.
- "Two weeks straight" means every day for 14 days.
- "Two consecutive weeks" means first one week and then the next week without reference to activity on any particular day.
- He worked on his abs for two weeks straight, and he started to see a six-pack.
- Their train passes were good for eight days within two consecutive weeks.
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"Two weeks straight" means every day for 14 days. "Two consecutive weeks" means first one week and then the next week without reference to activity on any particular day.
He worked on his abs for two weeks straight, and he started to see a six-pack.
Their train passes were good for eight days within two consecutive weeks.
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