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- 28-Aug-2011, 12:13 #1
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A question on "days" Hello,
Does it make sense?
"We can talk on the following day"
- 28-Aug-2011, 12:54 #2
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Re: A question on "days" If you're talking about a future period relating to another future period, then yes.
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"Let's have the actual meeting next Tuesday, and then we can talk the following day" = Meet next Tuesday, talk next Wednesday.
If it's in relation to now (today), then no. You would say "We can talk tomorrow".
- 29-Aug-2011, 11:31 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: A question on "days" Many thanks for your answer Originally Posted by emsr2d2
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