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Help Wanted Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
When do really we use " One day..." to begin a sentence?
I was wondering in what situation that is most appropriate to use or begin " One day,....."
Is it right to begin like this as in:
One day, when I was walking home from school, I passed by a shop named Henrys Shop.
Please correct the sentence if there's any mistakes too. Many thanks, everyone! ^o^
Is it right to begin like this as in:
One day, when I was walking home from school, I passed by a shop named Henrys Shop.
Please correct the sentence if there's any mistakes too. Many thanks, everyone! ^o^
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What is wrong with ' one day ' anyway One day can refer to thing in the past or future whereas someday only for the future
- What is wrong with ' one day ' anyway One day can refer to thing in the past or future whereas someday only for the future
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What is wrong with ' one day ' anyway
One day can refer to thing in the past or future whereas someday only for the future
One day can refer to thing in the past or future whereas someday only for the future
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It does sound a tad comical - It's been used many times, and should probably be avoided as an opener (eg. To begin a sentence or story)
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I would like to know if you can use "One day" to begin when writing a about a robbery as in:
One day, while some customers were choosing their accessories, as usual, a gang of robbers with guns rushed into the shop. or
would it be better to begin as in:
One afternoon last Sunday, while....
Please advice and correct the sentence above if there's
One day, while some customers were choosing their accessories, as usual, a gang of robbers with guns rushed into the shop. or
would it be better to begin as in:
One afternoon last Sunday, while....
Please advice and correct the sentence above if there's
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