gvinyals
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Prepositions problem!!!
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I�m confused now and I need your help.
What�s better? This is the best day in my life or this is the best day of my life?
I would say of my life �cause that is what I�ve learnt from songs... but which is grammatically better?
I�ve already joined the group on FACEBOOK!
Thanks!!!
GEMMA
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6 Nov 2008
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Zora
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"of" is the correct option.
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6 Nov 2008
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gvinyals
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Thanks Zora, but then, don�t you say "he�s the best student in the class" or even "She�s the best teacher in the world?" I only need to know why.
Thank you
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6 Nov 2008
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Zora
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Yes, we do say that...but the difference here would be "in my life" would mean the same as "during my lifetime" whereas "of my life" refers to a specific moment in your life.
I hope that helps clarify things a bit.
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6 Nov 2008
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gvinyals
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Thank you so much. I know I�m a bit stubborn but I checked everywhere and I didn�t get a proper answer. Thanks for helping me!!! I�ve got it really clear!
GEMMA
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6 Nov 2008
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Zora
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No problem, I�m glad that I was able to help you with that!
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6 Nov 2008
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missola
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I think that "this is the best day in my life" is the correct answer
because the day is a period of time in life
and I�ve never heard or seen day of my life
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6 Nov 2008
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missola
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i checked again and I found a song called "the best day of my life" here what it says:
.. Started out like any other .. Had the best day of my life .. The best day of my life
and I also found setences where they used "day in my lfe" like ..
A day in my life at the ...
A Day in My Life in Germany
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6 Nov 2008
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gvinyals
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That was the problem, Missola.
I came across both "in my life" and "of my life" but thanks to Zora I�ve got it clear now. Thanks to you too, Missola for helping me.
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6 Nov 2008
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