Have A Nice Rest Of Your Day. If not, then it’s the incorrect thing to say. Have a nice rest of your day.
Have a good rest of the day ) from whisper.sh
Have a nice rest of your day. > >>>> have any of you heard the parting wish have a > >>>> nice rest of your day!? But sunday makes up for the rest of the week.
Dear Boss, Hope You Will Take Your Opportunity And Forget About Work.
Typically it is used to refer greetings at the start of a conversation but can also be used to describe parting phrases such as enjoy the rest of your holiday. Work can wait for the rest of the week. Level 2 · 8 yr.
Have A Nice Rest Of Your Day.
Are the both commonly used? She just called in sick for the rest of the week. You could say, well, since i won't be talking to you again today, have a good day but that'd be weird.
(Replies From Native English Speakers Would Be Appreciated.)
“have a great rest of your day” can alternatively be said when the first part of your day is going well. > >>>> have any of you heard the parting wish have a > >>>> nice rest of your day!? Y'all have a real nice rest of the day, now.
Vi Auguro Buona Giornata, Signorine.
A new day has started. The fine art of resting. Arises when a significant part of the day has already passed, so that a person who hasn't yet grown sick of saying have a nice day wants to coerce it to mean hope _the rest of your day_ is nice. not being able to use *have _the nice rest of your day_, he or she settles for *have _a nice rest of your day_. cheers.
I Have A “Good Rest Of The Day” By Sitting On The Deck And Reading A Book!
Have a nice rest of your day in prison. Have a nice rest of the day. Have a great rest of your day, all right?
