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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Know on<== what day~~
Therefor keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come.
I assume "on" in the center don't cause almost no difference in the context..
Also I assume it is not meant to be used. / and on can be replaced about or omitted I recken..
if there's a slight difference or something you know about that, comment on it, please
I assume "on" in the center don't cause almost no difference in the context..
Also I assume it is not meant to be used. / and on can be replaced about or omitted I recken..
if there's a slight difference or something you know about that, comment on it, please
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In this case you are right, since both 'He will come on Tuesday' and 'He will come Tuesday' are good sentences.
- In this case you are right, since both 'He will come on Tuesday' and 'He will come Tuesday' are good sentences.
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In this case you are right, since both 'He will come on Tuesday' and 'He will come Tuesday' are good sentences.
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