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- 13-Aug-2012, 12:36 #1
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many happy returns of the day or many more happy returns of the day I have seen people using"Many more happy returns of the day" to wish for birthday but my friends says "Many happy returns of the day" is common and natural.
Which one is common with more or without more?
- 13-Aug-2012, 12:41 #2
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Re: many happy returns of the day or many more happy returns of the day Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
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- 13-Aug-2012, 14:25 #3
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Re: many happy returns of the day or many more happy returns of the day The only time I can imagine seeing this would be on a Facebook page. If it were someone's birthday and lots of people had posted "Many happy returns of the day", it's just possible that people going on there later in the day might add "And here are many more happy returns of the day from me!"
However, in general everyday use, we do not use the word "more" in the phrase.Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.
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