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Sesquipedalian101 Posted 19 years ago
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In the following sentence is "forward" synonymous with "onwards"?
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"I wonder if you'd believe that from that day forward I only once went back to Lower Binfield, and that was to Mother's funeral"
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"I wonder if you'd believe that from that day forward I only once went back to Lower Binfield, and that was to Mother's funeral"
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Hi, Yes. You could also say 'from that day forth', 'from that day on'. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
- You could also say 'from that day forth', 'from that day on'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes.
You could also say 'from that day forth', 'from that day on'.
Clive
Yes.
You could also say 'from that day forth', 'from that day on'.
Clive
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