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Which way is correct and/or natural:
1- I have a day off (in a week)
2- I have one day off
1- I have a day off (in a week)
2- I have one day off
- Inglês (RU)
The first one sounds more natural, however they are both correct. Though instead of saying 'in a week', it would be 'next week'.
1. "I have a day off next week." The word 'a' can also mean 'one'.
For example;
"I have an apple." or "I have a book."
2. "I have one day off next week."
It's mostly down to preference, but people tend to say "a day" more than "one day" when talking about time off.
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- Inglês (RU)
- Inglês (EUA)
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Both are okay, you could also say “I have the day off” if you already mentioned what day, I prefer the first one though!
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The first one sounds more natural, however they are both correct. Though instead of saying 'in a week', it would be 'next week'.
1. "I have a day off next week." The word 'a' can also mean 'one'.
For example;
"I have an apple." or "I have a book."
2. "I have one day off next week."
It's mostly down to preference, but people tend to say "a day" more than "one day" when talking about time off.
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- Inglês (RU)
@Ayran You're welcome.
The correct way would be "I only have a day off."
As before, you can also say "I only have one day off." Though I've heard the first one more.
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