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  1. 27-Nov-2010, 18:38 #1
    mehdihas
    mehdihas is offline Junior Member
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    Default On Saturday or Saturday?

    Hi there,
    Is there any difference between these two sentences:
    1) He will come back on Saturday.
    2) He will come back Saturday.
    Thanks a lot.
    Mehdi
  2. 27-Nov-2010, 18:42 #2
    lauralie2
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    Default Re: On Saturday or Saturday?

    No difference, at least to me.
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