It was Monday/It was a Monday?
1. It was Monday.
2. It was a Monday.
Which sentence is correct? If both are correct, what's difference in terms of meaning between them. Thanks.
Top answer
Both are correct. The only reason you might add "a" is in the context of a known schedule in which a certain event happens on all Mondays. That way you can specify that some other event happened on a Monday, but you don't know for certain which Monday it was.
- Both are correct.
- The only reason you might add "a" is in the context of a known schedule in which a certain event happens on all Mondays.
- That way you can specify that some other event happened on a Monday, but you don't know for certain which Monday it was.
- — When you went on vacation three months ago, on what day of the week did you leave?
- — Hmm.
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Both are correct. The only reason you might add "a" is in the context of a known schedule in which a certain event happens on all Mondays. That way you can specify that some other event happened on a Monday, but you don't know for certain which Monday it was.
— When you went on vacation three months ago, on what day of the week did you leave?
— Hmm. It's har
0eehaoWhich sentence is correct?
Both.
eehaowhat's difference in terms of meaning
None in the same context.
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