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Latest post Wed, May 4 2005 12:43 PM by Miche. 11 replies.
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Miche  +  96063 Wed, 04 May 05 12:43 PM
Is Sundays the word for weekly newspapers that come out on Sunday?
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Fair Lady, 4 yr 206 days ago
My dictionaries say it is - in the Plural form. But we'd better wait for native speakers' answers Huh? [:^)]
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Miche, 4 yr 206 days ago
Thank you, Fair Lady! My dictionaries don't say anything, so it's help indeed.
abbie1948, 4 yr 206 days ago
Hi Miche,

Here in UK we refer to the Sunday papers as "the Sundays".
Miche, 4 yr 205 days ago
Hi, Abbie,
Are these Sundays daily newspapers? They come out on Monday, Tuesday,... AND Sunday?
abbie1948  +  96267 Thu, 05 May 05 08:25 AM
Yes, Miche - we still refer to them as Sundays, but we don't talk of "Mondays" etc! The "Sundays" will often contain a review of and comment on the week's news.
Miche, 4 yr 205 days ago
Thank you, Abbie! That was a prompt reply indeed. Smile [:)]
bvpraveen  +  96405 Thu, 05 May 05 03:26 PM
Slightly confusing!

1) ONLY the sunday's paper is called Sundays.
2) the other day's paper aren't Sundays.

Am I right?
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Please feel free to correct my grammatical mistakes.
abbie1948, 4 yr 205 days ago
Correct praveen. they're not called "monday's" "tuesdays" etc. either. they are called "the dailies"
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