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EyeSeeYou Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Omission in informal dialogues
If I were to use omissions in questions, which one(s) would be correct here?
A) You had a good day yesterday?
B) You have a good day yesterday?
Top answer
EyeSeeYou A) You had a good day yesterday? This has no omission. People sometimes put a question in the form of a statement and make it a question with their tone.
- EyeSeeYou A) You had a good day yesterday?
- This has no omission.
- People sometimes put a question in the form of a statement and make it a question with their tone.
- EyeSeeYou B) You have a good day yesterday?
- This one omits the initial "Did".
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EyeSeeYouA) You had a good day yesterday?
This has no omission. People sometimes put a question in the form of a statement and make it a question with their tone.
EyeSeeYouB) You have a good day yesterday?
This one omits the initial "Did". This is common in informal speech.
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