At night but not at day? |
At night but not at day? |
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Can anyone tell me why you can say "at night" but "at day" isn't grammatically correct? "Night" and and a definition of "day" are absolute opposites describing units of time or periods of light or darkness so why can't they be used interchangeably? And then there's "tonight" and "today" which aren't opposites; "today" refering to the entire day and "tonight" refering to a specific time period (of darkness) within the "day." Language is stupid. Or maybe I am.
And that is my pointless post for the day. :) |
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*decadence* |
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This thread could quite possibly on par with other Justin's thread a while back on questioning why the period & comma go inside of the quotation marks while other punctuation goes outside of it. Randomness ftw.
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