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Pructus Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Not for a single day

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Everybody worked together to move it to a remote mountain area, where they defended it for many days. For not a single day did they stop guarding it. Without their efforts, it might have been lost forever.

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In the above...

(A) Doesn't the underlined part have to be "Not for a single day ~"?

Or
(B) Are both possible?

  

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Both are possible. I prefer Not for a single day. .

— Clive

  • Both are possible.
  • I prefer Not for a single day.
  • .
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Both are possible. I prefer Not for a single day. . .

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