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Mr. Tom Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"Thought for the day" vs "Thought of the day"
Hi
Could you please tell me what sounds more natual to native ears?
[Context: School assembly, newsletter, etc]
Thought for the day
Thought of the day
Thanks,
Tom
Could you please tell me what sounds more natual to native ears?
[Context: School assembly, newsletter, etc]
Thought for the day
Thought of the day
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Thought for the day
- Thought for the day
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They are both OK.
"Thought for the day" would imply that it is something published, read, announced...at the beginning of the day so people can reflect on it.
"Thought of the Day" is less common I think, and just generally describes an idea, or hightlights a thought that came up during the day.
"Thought for the day" would imply that it is something published, read, announced...at the beginning of the day so people can reflect on it.
"Thought of the Day" is less common I think, and just generally describes an idea, or hightlights a thought that came up during the day.
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