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What are the differences among..... Could you tell me what the differences among..... ・a day ・another day ・other day ・the other day ・some day ・these day ・one day is that means future or past?

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Yes future tense
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It depends on how they are used in a sentence. "another day", "some day", and "one day" will likely be used in a future tense. ex; "We can't go to the pool today, maybe another day?", "I want to travel some day.", "One day I will go to Africa!" "the other day" will likely be used in a past tense. ex; "The other day I got out on the water in my boat." "these day" is not something I would say. Maybe you mean "this day"? ex; "I will remember this day for as long as I live." It's being used as the subject instead of a time frame. Hope this was helpful!
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・a day - some day(indefinite) ・another day - some day(indefinite) ・other day - wrong form(you should use ending "s" or another, other uses in plural form) ・the other day - the same ・some day - like a day ・these day - wrong form(you should use "these" in plural form) ・one day - like a day
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・a day - some day(indefinite) ・another day - some day(indefinite) ・other day - wrong form(you should use ending "s" or another, other uses in plural form) ・the other day - the same ・some day - like a day ・these day - wrong form(you should use "these" in plural form) ・one day - like a day

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