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Elviajero Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

When and when not to use "on" with days?

0 I think I need some help on this. When and when not to use "on" with the day of the week? Please look at the following sentences: 02br
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00He left for New York last Friday. 02br
00He left for New York ON last Friday. 02br
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00Let's meet again Friday. 02br
00Let's meet again ON Friday. 02br
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00Which one of the above is grammatically correct? Or, is it that both are okay, and it's just a matter of style and regional usage (American Vs British)? 02br
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00Thanks much in advance for your help. 0-
  

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0 You say "He left for New York last Friday" without "on", but you say "Let's meet again on Friday" with "on". 02br 00When you have last/next/this etc. don't put "on".

— Miche

  • 0 You say "He left for New York last Friday" without "on", but you say "Let's meet again on Friday" with "on".
  • 02br 00When you have last/next/this etc.
  • don't put "on".
  • This is the simple rule.
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0 You say "He left for New York last Friday" without "on", but you say "Let's meet again on Friday" with "on". 02br
00When you have last/next/this etc. don't put "on". This is the simple rule. 0-
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