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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Thursday

I'm actually flying back to California for a visit to see my relatives and to talk to a recruiter on Thursday.

I'm actually flying back to California on Thursday to see my relatives and to talk to a recruiter on Thurs.

ARe both correct?
  

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I prefer this I'm actually flying back to California ( on Thursday) to visit/to see my relatives and talk to a recruiter. 'on Thursday' tells you have planned to do both the things on the same day. In case you have planned only the talk to the recruiter on Thursady you need to have on Thursay at the end.

— Vsuresh

  • I prefer this I'm actually flying back to California ( on Thursday) to visit/to see my relatives and talk to a recruiter.
  • 'on Thursday' tells you have planned to do both the things on the same day.
  • In case you have planned only the talk to the recruiter on Thursady you need to have on Thursay at the end.
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I prefer this

I'm actually flying back to California (on Thursday) to visit/to see my relatives and talk to a recruiter.
'on Thursday' tells you have planned to do both the things on the same day.

In case you have planned only the talk to the recruiter on Thursady you need to have on Thursay at the end.
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