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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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On that day / that day
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Can you explain differences between: ON THAT DAY / THAT DAY ?
Can you explain differences between: ON THAT DAY / THAT DAY ?
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Hi, It depends on the sentence. In some sentences, there would be no real difference. eg A: Would you like to have lunch next Tuesday?
- Hi, It depends on the sentence.
- In some sentences, there would be no real difference.
- eg A: Would you like to have lunch next Tuesday?
- B" Sorry, I'm busy (on) that day.
- But consider a sentence like 'That day was the happiest of my life' .
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Hi,
It depends on the sentence.
In some sentences, there would be no real difference.
eg
A: Would you like to have lunch next Tuesday?
B" Sorry, I'm busy (on) that day.
But consider a sentence like 'That day was the happiest of my life'. You can't use 'on' here.
Clive
It depends on the sentence.
In some sentences, there would be no real difference.
eg
A: Would you like to have lunch next Tuesday?
B" Sorry, I'm busy (on) that day.
But consider a sentence like 'That day was the happiest of my life'. You can't use 'on' here.
Clive
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