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John liao Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

On a Sunday, On sunday

Li: Well, she could have got stuck in traffic. It can sometimes be busy at this time of the day.
Mei: On a Sunday? I don’t think so!

What's the difference be between "On Sunday" and "On a Sunay"?
  

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john liao What's the difference be between "On Sunday" and "On a Sunay"? On Sunday = it happened this day of the week. On a Sunday = comparing with Monday and the other days of the week.

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  • john liao What's the difference be between "On Sunday" and "On a Sunay"?
  • On Sunday = it happened this day of the week.
  • On a Sunday = comparing with Monday and the other days of the week.
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john liaoWhat's the difference be between "On Sunday" and "On a Sunay"?
On Sunday = it happened this day of the week.
On a Sunday = comparing with Monday and the other days of the week.
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It's a good thing I didn't stay at home last Sunday.
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It's a good thing I didn't stay at home on last Sunday?
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john liaoIt's a good thing I didn't stay at home last Sunday.orIt's a good thing I didn't stay at home on last Sunday?
Last Sunday is an adverb of time; putting the preposition on before it is redundant.
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