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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
one day to the next
Is "one day to the next" natural or would you say it differently?
I starting getting migranes from one day to the next.
Thank you
I starting getting migranes from one day to the next.
Thank you
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Hi The phrase is good but you need to decide on the tense of the verb: - I am starting to get migraines from one day to the next - I have started getting migraines from one day to the next Both of those are good Dave
- Hi The phrase is good but you need to decide on the tense of the verb: - I am starting to get migraines from one day to the next - I have started getting migraines from one day to the next Both of those are good Dave
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Hi
The phrase is good but you need to decide on the tense of the verb:
- I am starting to get migraines from one day to the next
- I have started getting migraines from one day to the next
Both of those are good
Dave
The phrase is good but you need to decide on the tense of the verb:
- I am starting to get migraines from one day to the next
- I have started getting migraines from one day to the next
Both of those are good
Dave
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