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Magda Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
The whole day/all day
Hi,
I've got a question concerning these two expressions:
"It has been raining the whole day", "It has been raining all day."
Could you tell me, please, which is correct?
Thank you
I've got a question concerning these two expressions:
"It has been raining the whole day", "It has been raining all day."
Could you tell me, please, which is correct?
Thank you
Top answer
I do not see any difference in meaning between the two både det ena och det andra är riktig Is this sentence correct?
- I do not see any difference in meaning between the two både det ena och det andra är riktig Is this sentence correct?
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I do not see any difference in meaning between the two
både det ena och det andra är riktig
Is this sentence correct?
både det ena och det andra är riktig
Is this sentence correct?
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