Is there any difference between these sentences?
Nothing is the same in a sunny day?
Things are not the same in a sunny day?
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Yes, you would say "on a sunny day" not "in a sunny day". Also, there is a slight difference in meaning. "Nothing is the same" means that not a single thing is the same, everything is different. "Things are not the same" means that things (in general) are different.
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neither are really right they have that in common, Things are not the same on a sunny day, nothing is the same on a sunny day. use on instead of in
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