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24 dez 2021
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Qual é a diferença entre It is Sunday e Sunday it is ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.
Qual é a diferença entre It is Sunday e Sunday it is ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.
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- Inglês (EUA)
"Sunday it is" sounds more old-fashioned, and no one really says it that way.
Most people will say "It it Sunday" and even more will say "It's Sunday". (A contraction of It and Is becomes It's)
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@dmason
I see, so ”Sunday it is”
has a nostalgic sound like reading a fairy tale?
Or does this sound classical?
or maybe it's just an anachronistic expression?
I see, so ”Sunday it is”
has a nostalgic sound like reading a fairy tale?
Or does this sound classical?
or maybe it's just an anachronistic expression?
- Inglês (EUA)
You can say "Sunday, it is" to emphasize Sunday and it adds a little personality to the statement.
For example something unexpected happens, or you change your mind for the day, so you might say that to yourself or others
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- Inglês (EUA)
@minmin119 or you finally reach a decision on the day and you would say it.
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- Japonês
@wkw2049
We finally made a decision. Sunday it is.
like this?
if the decision has made in the past, do you say like"Sunday it was"?
We have finally made the decision. Sunday it was
=It was Sunday that we finally made a decision.
Do I understand it properly?
We finally made a decision. Sunday it is.
like this?
if the decision has made in the past, do you say like"Sunday it was"?
We have finally made the decision. Sunday it was
=It was Sunday that we finally made a decision.
Do I understand it properly?
- Inglês (EUA)
Sunday it is sounds fine. Sunday it was sounds unnatural.
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- Inglês (EUA)
@minmin119 "Sunday it was" sounds a bit like British grammar. Quaint and probably why Americans don't use it as far as I know.
So yeah sounds like you're getting it
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@wkw2049
British grammar...It must be sounds classical : )
Thank you for your detailed explanation.
I understand it very well.
British grammar...It must be sounds classical : )
Thank you for your detailed explanation.
I understand it very well.
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