each day vs first day vs from the time

[Ofriendragon]

Then use the new words as often as you can _____ you learn them.

A. each day
B. each day when
C. the first day
D. from the time

I know D is correct. Could A be possible?

Many thanks in advance.

[Mister Micawber]

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Not A, because (hopefully) you need to learn a word only once. However, C is possible.
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[Ofriendragon]

C. the first day
D. from the time

Thank you, but I was taught 'the first day' means something like 'as soon as', how can 'the first day' be possible here? Could you please explain it to me?

Many thanks.

[Mister Micawber]

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The first day just means 'the first day'. If you learn the word 'egregious' on March 31st, then use it as often as you can on March 31st.

Not a very practical option, but certainly grammatically possible.
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who teaches English for a living at Mister Micawber's
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[Ofriendragon]

Got it. It's a great help.

Thank you again.

[sunsail]

the correct choice.