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Some day vs. Someday
Some day
/ˈsʌm deɪ/Examples:
She believes she'll own a beach house some day.Some day, I'll master the art of baking a perfect cake.I hope to travel to Japan some day to see cherry blossoms.
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Someday
/ˈsʌmdeɪ/Examples:
Someday I'll travel the world and explore new cultures.We're saving up money to buy our dream house someday.She's hopeful that someday peace will prevail globally.
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This word has no antonymsWays to tell them apart:
- Someday is a single word that refers to an unspecified time in the future.
- Some day is a phrase that refers to an indefinite day, often implying any day in the series of days.
- Use someday when you are speaking of hopes, dreams, or intentions that don't have a specific date.
- Use some day when referring to any particular day, often interchangeable with some other day.
- If you can replace it with one day without changing the meaning, someday is likely the correct choice.
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