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English (UK)
Can I say "In our days"?
Or only "nowadays", "these days"?
Or only "nowadays", "these days"?
- English (UK)
Can I say in your days nowaday or only a these day
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- English (UK)
"In my day" or "Back in my day" => when I was young, usually said by an old person
Nowadays and These days mean the same.
"In our days" is wrong.
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