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Which one is more common?
1. It’s my day off.
2. It’s my off day.
Which one is more common?
1. It’s my day off.
2. It’s my off day.
1. It’s my day off.
2. It’s my off day.
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"Day off" is definitely more common. Though "off day" is perfectly fine as well.
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"Day off" is definitely more common. Though "off day" is perfectly fine as well.
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