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2009年1月20日 · "Another day" and "The other day" Along the Dictionary I looked up, "the other day" means that "a few day ago or yesterday". but "Another day" is not included in entry of dictionary. Would you let me know when they should be placed in a sentence?
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2014年5月12日 · 1) I saw you walking up the 5th Avenue on the other day. 2) I saw you walking up the 5th Avenue the other day. A. On the other day, you didn't notice me standing beside you. B. The other day, you didn't notice me standing beside you. Other than that, I want to add the following instead of opening another thread.
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2017年2月6日 · - Are you free any other day this week? S. s21d Senior Member. hindi Feb 6, 2017 #3 ...
Let's meet <some other> <another> <on another> day.
2019年3月13日 · Let’s meet on another day. <——-Example sentences from original thread title added to post by moderator (Florentia52)——-> Let's imagine a situation in which your friend wants to go for coffee with you, but you are busy.
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2016年4月14日 · You can sleep with Mommy on alternate days, and with grandma on the other days. Take particular care if you use "the other day" for anything other than the colloquial meaning "very recently" or "a day or two ago". Example: Fred, have you seen Li lately? Sure I have. I saw him the other day.
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2014年9月12日 · When "the other day" appear in a sentence, do we always have to use "past tense"? I encountered this for my teaching. They will watch baseball games tomorrow night. They _____ the other day. Answer provided by the grammar book in my country is as follows. They watched baseball games the other day. Yet, my student wrote like this:
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2007年4月19日 · I would use "some other time", as it would cover other days as well. If you are pushing for the meeting and want to try and pin the person down, I would probably use "another day", as it prompts the other person to name a day when they are free.
The other day vs. recently/lately vs. a few days ago
2021年11月12日 · "The other day" and "a few days ago" are specific days. You might not know the exact day, but the speaker has a specific day in mind. "Recently" is not a reference to a specific day. "Recently" is a time frame, not a day. - Well, I bumped into him recently/lately and he said he'd changed his mind.
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2010年6月3日 · Just got confused when the other day I was wanting to asked to a person where the rest of us (we were a numerous group of people) were. Luckily the rest appeared right away which released me from asking. So, I did a search on the net and it turned out that aprox.: "Where is the others?" had 27.000.000 results and "Where are the others?"
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2009年10月29日 · every other day- is perfect. every two days - also works well.