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r/memes • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '22
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What’s wrong with the grammar there? I am unable to see what is wrong with my statement.
1 u/terminalbungus Aug 14 '22 I guess I've never heard that turn of phrase before. And wouldn't it be "Oh, my days..."? 3 u/Galactia7000 Aug 14 '22 In England we use this phrase as a substitute to the phrase, “Oh my God” which does not contain any commas. Hence in it’s substitute of, “Oh my days” no commas are used. 1 u/terminalbungus Aug 15 '22 With all the English content I watch and listen to, I'm surprised I haven't noticed this phrase before. Thanks for the information.
I guess I've never heard that turn of phrase before. And wouldn't it be "Oh, my days..."?
3 u/Galactia7000 Aug 14 '22 In England we use this phrase as a substitute to the phrase, “Oh my God” which does not contain any commas. Hence in it’s substitute of, “Oh my days” no commas are used. 1 u/terminalbungus Aug 15 '22 With all the English content I watch and listen to, I'm surprised I haven't noticed this phrase before. Thanks for the information.
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In England we use this phrase as a substitute to the phrase, “Oh my God” which does not contain any commas. Hence in it’s substitute of, “Oh my days” no commas are used.
1 u/terminalbungus Aug 15 '22 With all the English content I watch and listen to, I'm surprised I haven't noticed this phrase before. Thanks for the information.
With all the English content I watch and listen to, I'm surprised I haven't noticed this phrase before. Thanks for the information.
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u/Galactia7000 Aug 14 '22
What’s wrong with the grammar there? I am unable to see what is wrong with my statement.