A few days ago
Is it correct to say “i hope you had a good day?”?
Or i should say “I hope you have had a good day???!” … or both are correct?
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A few days ago
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Both are correct. (in past tense).
Or alternatively: ” I hope you’ve had a good day.”
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A few days ago
They’re both correct past tense you say I hope you had a good day and in preasent tense you say I hope you have a good day
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6 years ago
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Is it correct to say "i hope you had a good day?"?
Or i should say "I hope you have had a good day???!" … or both are correct?
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A few days ago
It depends on when you’re saying it. If day is over, then you say it the first way. If the day is just ending, but still going on, you say it the second way. That’s language for you. But say it any way you like. Only one in several thousand will know the difference.
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A few days ago
Both are grammatically correct. As a matter of preference I would choose the second sentence. It refers to the more recent past. Therefore it makes the statement more relavent to the person.
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A few days ago
1)”i hope you will have a good day” (pre-tense)
2)”i hope you are having a good day” (present tense)
3)”i hope you had a good day” (past tense) or
4) “i hope you have had a good day (so far?)” (still present tense)
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5 years ago
thats a good question I hope you will get some reasonable answers
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A few days ago
First thing in the morning, say you hope they have. Last thing at night, say you hope they had.
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A few days ago
Both are correct.
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A few days ago
I hope you have had a good day- iz betta
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