[Grammar] i need help with sentence.

[sowhat]

Hi..

I just want to know if this sentence is right.
(What a days!!) or (what day!)

i mean by that...if i got a nice week in the past and i just remember it.


Cheers.:roll:

 

[birdeen's call]

What a day!

 

[Barb_D]

Hi and welcome to the forums.

What a day!
What a week!

NOT: What day and NOT: What a days.

 

[sowhat]

Thanks for replying guys, but (what a day) is (a day) refering to just one day or more than one? becouse i want more than one

Thanks

 

[birdeen's call]

Oh, sorry. I misunderstood your question.

Then you can say, as Barb said, "What a week!"

"What a days" is wrong grammatically. "Days" is a plural form, so you can't use "a" with it.

"What days" would be a grammatical version, but I don't think anyone would exclaim, "What days!" You could find something like, "What days of freedom and passion those were!" in some older books, but we don't usually say such things.

I may be wrong though. Please correct me.

 

[Coolfootluke]

I am not a teacher.

Birdeen's call is correct---"What days!" is impossible.

 

[sowhat]

Thanks guys..I appreciate your helps :-D

 

[Barb_D]

What a time we had of it! (A difficult time)
What a great time we had!
It was such an amazing time!

 

[JMurray]

sowhat.
Maybe this conversational English which would all sound natural to me might help.

"Do you remember when we worked together on that magazine a few months back?"
"I sure do, what great days! .. what good times! .. the best times! .. what a great time that was! .. those were good days!"
.. or simply:
"Yep, good times!"

not a teacher