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Old April 29, 2010, 06:39 PM
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As long as there is an understanding of what day is the correct day...

It's long as of the way that you want to see the hard that is the day with day.
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So I was at my weekly orchestra rehearsal tonight (every Wednesday) and our director made a comment about something that's going to happen "next Thursday", and someone corrected him and said "you mean a week from Thursday", and he said "Thursday a week". It's definitely a less commonly used way of stating it, but "Thursday a week" is definitely understood to mean a week from Thursday, as in "not tomorrow, but a week from tomorrow" ... or, "next week Thursday".
I would talk about "Thursday" and "Thursday week". I don't think I use "this Thursday" or "next Thursday", but I'm not sure.
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I would talk about "Thursday" and "Thursday week". I don't think I use "this Thursday" or "next Thursday", but I'm not sure.
Remind me, pjt - your English is British English, right? I find all of the little differences really interesting!
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Old April 30, 2010, 05:30 AM
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Remind me, pjt - your English is British English, right? I find all of the little differences really interesting!
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