Repeat ... next day
In an online form, should I rather write
> [If due] repeat on the next day
or
> [If due] repeat the next day
or
> [If due] repeat on next day
Or something else? "If due" would be the field's name and "repeat [...] next day" an option that could be selected.
I have found several posts about "next day" / "on the next day" but none of them seemed to fit.
Top answer
> [If due] repeat on next day This sounds best to me, but I don't really understand what you are talking about. If what is due? Repeat what on next day?
- > [If due] repeat on next day This sounds best to me, but I don't really understand what you are talking about.
- If what is due?
- Repeat what on next day?
- Does next day mean 'tomorrow'?
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> [If due] repeat on next day
This sounds best to me, but I don't really understand what you are talking about.
If what is due?
Repeat what on next day?
Does next day mean 'tomorrow'?
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