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Bookmark or Share- "Go to school" vs "go to the school" - WordReference ForumsThere's one thing that I don't understand about the usage of the definite article: a student/teacher says "I go to school every day", i.e. the student/teacher goes to school every day. The cleaner/school secretary also (like a teacher and a student) goes to school every day .
- qd, bid, tid, qid (doses) | WordReference ForumsGood Morning, I´d like know entire extension for "bid" (USA). I saw in medical prescription about drug dose. Similar is "tid" that I translated as "times by day". Is it right? Original text: Perma-Clear 3 caps bid Phytoprofen 2 caps tid Thanks for your helping. I apologize for my...
- In/On the afternoon - WordReference ForumsIn your example, "on the afternoon of that day" = "(on) that day's afternoon" = "(on) that day, in the afternoon" = "in the afternoon (on) that day". I don't know a rule for it. Sometimes only "on" fits the context, sometimes only "in", sometimes no preposition is allowed, and sometimes we have a choice: On a Wednesday afternoon.
- in that morning vs. on that morning vs that morningI would like to know which phrase is right, "in that morning" or "on that morning". I have found "on the morning of" in Oxford dictionary but I still doubt that it is not the case I mentioned above. Please help me. Thanks
- the following day / the next day | WordReference ForumsI.e : We spent the day at her cottage and she was a really nice host. The next day/the following day/the day after that, I sent her a thank you card. Which of these are correct and which clearly mean (the day right after that - the "tomorrow")? Thank you.
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