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Victoria Lopez
once a day or once per day? when do I use each one? 1 ID can only vote once a day.
Oct 24, 2016 12:14 PM
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Hello Victoria, The meaning is exactly the same but 'once a day' is more natural and 'once per day' more formal. Best wishes Bob
October 24, 2016
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I can only vote once a day or once per day are fine. Both phrases mean exactly the same thing. Note it is "I," not "I'd" (I would) though.
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Victoria Lopez
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English, Korean, Spanish
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