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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I need an answer

i need the correct answer?

1. have a good day and greater days.
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2. have good day and great day.
  

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I don't know the whole context of the sentence so I can only tell you that "greater" is the comparative form. " both are fine. but I don't think you need to put good and great to describe day in the same sentence.

— Holyduke

  • I don't know the whole context of the sentence so I can only tell you that "greater" is the comparative form.
  • " both are fine.
  • but I don't think you need to put good and great to describe day in the same sentence.
  • If you are blessing someone I hope you have a good day.
  • / I hope you have a great day.
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I don't know the whole context of the sentence so I can only tell you that

"greater" is the comparative form.

So if you are saying "I am having a great day." and "I am having a good day." both are fine.

but I don't think you need to put good and great to describe day in the same sentence.

If you are blessing someone

I hope you have a good day. / I hop
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