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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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last night vs the night before
0 Can 'last night' be used to refer to the night before a day in the past? 02 br
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00 She heard a clicking sound but wasn't sure it was the same sound as [last night/the night before]. 02 br
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00 She heard a clicking sound but wasn't sure it was the same sound as [last night/the night before]. 02 br
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0 No, the "last" night means the very last night before this day (at least in my understanding) 0-
- 0 No, the "last" night means the very last night before this day (at least in my understanding) 0-
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0 No, the "last" night means the very last night before this day (at least in my understanding) 0-
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0 No, you can't. Use either 'the night before' or 'the previous night'. 0-
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