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Mr. Tom Posted 19 years ago
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"Time of day" vs "Time of the day"
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00 Could you please tell me the difference between: 02 br
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01 b 00 "Time of day" 02 b 00 and 01 b 00 "Time of the day" 02 b 01 blockquote
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00 Could you please tell me the difference between: 02 br
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01 b 00 "Time of day" 02 b 00 and 01 b 00 "Time of the day" 02 b 01 blockquote
00 1- Late night is my favorite 11 b 10 time of day. 12 b 12 br1-
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10 2- Late night is my favorite 11 b 10 time of the day. 12 b 12 br
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0 Hi Mr. Tom 02 br
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00 If late night is your favorite time of 01 i 00 every 02 i 00 day, there is no difference. You can use either expression. If the reference is to a special, recurring day you may have been talking about before uttering the sentence, you need to use the article 01 i 00 the. 02 br
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02 i 00 Cheers 02 br
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00 If late night is your favorite time of 01 i 00 every 02 i 00 day, there is no difference. You can use either expression. If the reference is to a special, recurring day you may have been talking about before uttering the sentence, you need to use the article 01 i 00 the. 02 br
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02 i 00 Cheers 02 br
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