[Idiom] on another day

Thread starter Will17
Start date Jun 28, 2010

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Will17

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Jun 28, 2010

#1

Hello,

Does the expression "on another day" exist? (eg: We'll talk about this on another day.)

Does the expression "on those days" exist? (eg: On those days, people were not very happy.)

Thank you
W

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Rover_KE

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Jun 28, 2010

#2

Delete on, and both expressions are fine.

Rover

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billmcd

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Jun 28, 2010

#3

And, "in those days" is also used.

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