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Discover LudwigThe phrase "on the two days" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It can be used to refer to specific days within a period of time. For example: - "I will be traveling to New York on the two days before the conference." - "On the two days following the exam, the students will have a chance to review their answers." - "We visited multiple museums on the two days we were in Paris."
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The writer visited Bojangles' on the two days previous to opening and on the opening day.
The same goes for skin health - if you wear makeup containing chemicals that are bad for your skin and don't wash off your makeup at the end of the day you will not see results on the two days you are "makeup fasting".
On the two days we were there, we had a choice of 12 classes one day and 13 the next.
The show was packed on the two days I took it in.
On the two days I visited "The Place," various tourists came and went.
I know what I'm capable of doing and I just hope I can produce that on the two days".
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Fairly large number of individuals who were positive for the parasite egg on one of the three days were found negative on the other two days of examination.
Identical procedures were followed on each of the three days.
The extended opening times on the four days when employees worked were actually preferred by many.
Jews are forbidden to eat leavened bread on the eight days of the holiday.
The film will reportedly centre on the four days from 22 November , 1963
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