of that week, on that week, during that week

**Paani** · 15-Feb-2007, 09:47

I want to know which is the correct way of saying:

I am available any day of that week.
I am available any day on that week.
I am available any day during that week.

thanks a lot.

**Harry Smith** · 15-Feb-2007, 09:57

I think the first sentence is grammatically more correct. Though #3 seems to be correct too.

**Casiopea** · 15-Feb-2007, 10:50

I'll give it a try too.

I am available any day of that week.

I am available any day on that week.

I am available any day during that week.

Also,

I am available (on) any day that week.

All the best.

**Harry Smith** · 15-Feb-2007, 20:05

Originally Posted by Casiopea

I'll give it a try too.

I am available any day of that week.

I am available any day on that week.

I am available any day during that week.

Also,

I am available (on) any day that week.

All the best.

Now I'm sure of what I said.

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