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Silverpink Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
ONE DAY and SOME DAY
Dear All,
would you please help me,
It's confusing me about "one day" "some day"
For example :
I wish "one day" I could go there
or
I wish "some day" I could go there
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Do two sentences above have the same meaning (one day and some day), or different?
Thanx
pinky
would you please help me,
It's confusing me about "one day" "some day"
For example :
I wish "one day" I could go there
or
I wish "some day" I could go there
-----------------------------------------------------
Do two sentences above have the same meaning (one day and some day), or different?
Thanx
Top answer
I've always taken the two meanings as identical. - A.
- I've always taken the two meanings as identical.
- - A.
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My experience is the same as Avangi's. Some people like to say "one day"; some like to say "some day". Either way it means the same thing. Usually these are at the end, though:
I hope I can go there one day.
I hope I can go there some day.
CJ
I hope I can go there one day.
I hope I can go there some day.
CJ
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