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Ashton goh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
in/on pertaining to time
I am still confused with the usage of these prepositions when used with time.
He will be arriving in/on one of these days
Are there any better examples so that i can better understand this?
Thanks a lot!
He will be arriving in/on one of these days
Are there any better examples so that i can better understand this?
Thanks a lot!
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He will be arriving on one of these days. A native speaker would use this to refer to a group of specific days. ) He will be arriving in June.
- He will be arriving on one of these days.
- A native speaker would use this to refer to a group of specific days.
- ) He will be arriving in June.
- (Anytime in June) He will be arriving on June 1st.
- (On a specific day) He will be arriving one of these days .
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He will be arriving on one of these days.
A native speaker would use this to refer to a group of specific days.
(He will be arriving on one of the following days: June 3; July 5; August 2.)
He will be arriving in June. (Anytime in June)
He will be arriving on June 1st. (On a specific day)
He will be arriving one of
A native speaker would use this to refer to a group of specific days.
(He will be arriving on one of the following days: June 3; July 5; August 2.)
He will be arriving in June. (Anytime in June)
He will be arriving on June 1st. (On a specific day)
He will be arriving one of
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