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I don't actually agree with the corrections, though. Those phrases are similar, but subtly different. It depends on whether you meant you hear them every day,
by wccrawford 6y ago
I don't actually agree with the corrections, though.
Those phrases are similar, but subtly different. It depends on whether you meant you hear them every day, but not always a lot... Or whether you hear them constantly throughout the day, every day.
- OJFord 6y agoYeah, maybe 'each day' or something would have been a better fit - regardless, my preferred recommendation was a comma or two. And mostly I really was just kidding, actively looking for anything to nitpick on in a comment talking about correcting people's grammar. 'to correct' without a (with an implied) direct object is also fine in colloquial speech, or internet comments.