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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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That day/on that day?

That day/on that day she was felt bad.

Are both correct?

  

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anonymous Are both correct? No, neither is. That day/On that day she felt bad.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous Are both correct?
  • No, neither is.
  • That day/On that day she felt bad.
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anonymousAre both correct?

No, neither is.

That day/On that day she felt bad.

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