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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Night (1)
In indirect speech, you say:
The following night or on the following night?
The previous night or on the previous night?
If both are acceptable, how can we distinguih them?Are they interchangeable?
Quoc
The following night or on the following night?
The previous night or on the previous night?
If both are acceptable, how can we distinguih them?Are they interchangeable?
Quoc
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Tung QuocIn indirect speech, you say:I don't know when or where 'on' with days of the week, etc., ever
The following night or on the following night?
The previous night or on the previous night?
If both are acceptable, how can we distinguih them?Are they interchangeable?
Quoc
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