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- 23-Jul-2011, 14:05 #1
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on another day Hello!
Is "on" necessary in this sentence, please?
"I'll see you on another day!"
Thank you
Will
- 23-Jul-2011, 15:17 #2
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Re: on another day Doesnt appears necessary to me... You can simply say: I'll see you the other day/ or some other day.
I'm not a teacher
- 23-Jul-2011, 18:05 #3
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Teacher Re: on another day No, it's not necessary.
Originally Posted by Will17 
- 23-Jul-2011, 18:28 #4
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Teacher Re: on another day I agree with Huda-M's basic answer (you don't need the word "on") but I have corrected some errors in their post, particularly their suggestion that "I'll see you the other day" could be used. It could not be used. "The other day" refers to a point in the past, not the future. Originally Posted by Huda-M
I'll see you another day.
I'll see you some other day.
I'll see you some other time.
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