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I hope you had a good day vs I hope you had good day

The correct phrase is "I hope you had a good day." The article 'a' is needed before the adjective 'good' to make the phrase grammatically correct. The second phrase is missing the article, making it incorrect.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 1704 views

I hope you had a good day

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express well wishes to someone for having had a positive or enjoyable day.

Examples:

  • I hope you had a good day at work.
  • I hope you had a good day at the beach.
  • I hope you had a good day with your family.
  • I hope you had a good day exploring the city.
  • I hope you had a good day filled with laughter.
  • Well, I hope you had a good day, Mr. James.
  • I hope that grin means you had a good day at the office. I'm hearing good things.
  • I hope that grin means you had a good day at the office.
  • 'Hello Bobby-love. Hope you had a good day at school.
  • Hope you did a good day at the mill.
  • I hope it's a good day for you, Tawney.
  • I hope you had a good visit, Miss.
  • I hope you had a good Christmas vacation.
  • I hope you had a good reason.
  • I hope you had a good journey.
  • I hope you had a good sleep.
  • I hope you had a good life, druid.
  • I hope you had a good laugh at my expense.
  • I hope you had a good time at the party.
  • So I hope you had a good time down there because I certainly enjoyed watching you all.
  • I hope you had a good breakfast because you're going to get quite a workout on the stand today.
  • I hope you had a good visit, Miss.
  • I hope you had a good time playing me.
  • I hope you had a good laugh.
  • It's been a pleasure to have you on board and hope you have a good day.

I hope you had good day

This phrase is incorrect in English as it is missing the article 'a' before the adjective 'good'.

  • Well, I hope you had a good day, Mr. James.
  • Hope you did a good day at the mill.
  • 'Hello Bobby-love. Hope you had a good day at school.
  • I hope it's a good day for you, Tawney.
  • It's been a pleasure to have you on board and hope you have a good day.
  • The most you can hope for is one good day.
  • The most you can hope for is one good day. 'Cause on a good day, you get to tell yourself
  • I hope that grin means you had a good day at the office. I'm hearing good things.
  • I hope that grin means you had a good day at the office.
  • You had good reason to beat him.
  • Until now, I thought you had good taste.
  • You had good sense being born there.
  • Your message said you had good news. Yes.
  • You had good taste when you were 12.
  • No, seriously, you had good form.
  • Listen, I'm sure you had good intentions.
  • In Paris, you had good grades.
  • So I hope you'll forgive two well-meaning Americans for trying to take Ireland back to the good old days of Angela's Ashes.
  • Good night, and I hope you had a nice day at work.
  • Granddad liked to make sure you had good, proper-sized wheels.

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