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Sundarnaz Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

one day before or a day before

which one is correct
Get it confirmed one day before
or
Get it confirmed a day before.
  

Top answer

They're both correct. The meanings are the same.

  • They're both correct.
  • The meanings are the same.
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They're both correct. The meanings are the same.

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