Someday vs. Some day
This time, we're gonna analyze two grammatically-confusing words. If you wanna start another exciting learning adventure, join me.
What Is Their Main Difference?
Both refer to an unspecific time in the future. However, 'someday' is an adverb of time, whereas, 'some day' consists of the adjective 'some' and the noun 'day'. When we use 'some day', we know that something will happen on an unspecified day.
Differences
'Someday' is an adverb of time, whereas, 'some day' is a phrase that consists of an adjective plus a noun. Look at the examples below:
They said that the riots will start some
Similarities
Both refer to an unspecified time in the future. Check out the examples below:
The whole city will have to be evacuated some
I don't know when, but
Are They Interchangeable?
Since they have different grammatical structures, they cannot be used interchangeably. Compare:
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