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'in my school days' vs 'during my school days' vs 'on my school days'



 
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'in my school days' vs 'during my school days' vs 'on my school days' #1 (permalink) Sat Feb 21, 2009 3:08 am   'in my school days' vs 'during my school days' vs 'on my school days'
 

i have doubt on the usage of the word

For eg:

1. the lecture discuss, the lecture states

2 a. in my school days, i went to picnic
b. during my school days, i went to picnic
c. on my school days, i went to picnic

3 a. it is not necessary to have more than one pen in pocket
b. it is unnecessary thing to have more than one pen in pocket
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usageof words #2 (permalink) Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:41 am   usageof words
 

Zsam_Lam wrote:
i have doubt on the usage of the word


It should be -- I have a doubt on the usage of few words here:

Zsam_Lam wrote:
For eg:


"e.g." itself means "for example"

Zsam_Lam wrote:
1. the lecture discuss, the lecture states
2 a. in my school days, i went to picnic
b. during my school days, i went to picnic
c. on my school days, i went to picnic
3 a. it is not necessary to have more than one pen in pocket
b. it is unnecessary thing to have more than one pen in pocket


1) The lecture discusses.

2) In my school days I went to a picnic.
But this sounds good too -- I went to a picnic when I was in school.

3) It is not necessary to have more than one pen in the pocket.
But this sounds good too -- It is unnecessary to have more than one pen in the pocket.
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