how was your last day vs. what was your last day like
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I was asking one of my co-workers about his last day of his last internship.
I thought I could say "how was your last day there?" or "what was your last day like"
Are they the same?
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I was asking one of my co-workers about his last day of his last internship.
I thought I could say "how was your last day there?" or "what was your last day like"
Are they the same?
grammar
asked 10 mins ago
Zhenghao He
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I was asking one of my co-workers about his last day of his last internship.
I thought I could say "how was your last day there?" or "what was your last day like"
Are they the same?
grammar
asked 10 mins ago
Zhenghao He
72
I was asking one of my co-workers about his last day of his last internship.
I thought I could say "how was your last day there?" or "what was your last day like"
Are they the same?
grammar
grammar
asked 10 mins ago
Zhenghao He
72
asked 10 mins ago
Zhenghao He
72
asked 10 mins ago
Zhenghao He
72
asked 10 mins ago
Zhenghao He
72
asked 10 mins ago
Zhenghao He
72
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