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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Wednesday week
What does it mean? Wednesday week ?
Is there same with "next wednesday"?
Let's say,
Today is Monday. I will see you next Wednesday / Wednesday week.
(isn't today is Monday, tomorrow is Tuesday, and the next day is Wednesday for the above meaning?)
Is there same with "next wednesday"?
Let's say,
Today is Monday. I will see you next Wednesday / Wednesday week.
(isn't today is Monday, tomorrow is Tuesday, and the next day is Wednesday for the above meaning?)
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Hi Vincent, Let's assume today is Monday, 1st. June You say 'I'll call you next Wednesday'. I'll expect your call on June/3.
- Hi Vincent, Let's assume today is Monday, 1st.
- June You say 'I'll call you next Wednesday'.
- I'll expect your call on June/3.
- You say 'I'll call you Wednesday week'.
- I'll expect your call on June/10.
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Hi Vincent,
Let's assume today is Monday, 1st. June
You say 'I'll call you next Wednesday'. I'll expect your call on June/3.
You say 'I'll call you Wednesday week'. I'll expect your call on June/10.
People also say 'a week (from) Wednesday' to mean June/10.
This seems relatively simple, but usage seems to vary regionally and even from person t
Let's assume today is Monday, 1st. June
You say 'I'll call you next Wednesday'. I'll expect your call on June/3.
You say 'I'll call you Wednesday week'. I'll expect your call on June/10.
People also say 'a week (from) Wednesday' to mean June/10.
This seems relatively simple, but usage seems to vary regionally and even from person t
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