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Used with adjectives:
"
I saw him the next day."
(next, following, previous, other)
"
He will agree with me one day."
(one, some)
"
It's a big day for her."
(big, eventful, historic, memorable, special, sad)
"
It was just another normal day."
(normal, ordinary)
"
Election day is next week."
(election, opening, pay)
"
She can't wait for her wedding day."
(wedding)
"
What a beautiful day!"
(beautiful, fine, hot, nice, sunny, warm, cloudy, cold, rainy, windy)
"
I love autumn days."
(autumn, fall, spring, summer, winter)
"
Today was a fun day."
(fun, good, great, happy, lovely, perfect, wonderful, bad, terrible, full)
"
We had a busy day."
(busy, hard, long, tiring, good, quiet, slow)
"
It is the first day of school."
(first, last)
Used with verbs:
"
The day has come for you to leave."
(come)
"
We will spend the day at the beach."
(spend, start)
"
How is your day?"
(be: is/am/are)
Used with prepositions:
"
She is getting bigger by the day."
(by)
"
They stayed in Hawaii for ten days."
(for)
"
He can do it in a day."
(in)
"
The dog sleeps during the day."
(during)
"
He was nervous on his wedding day."
(on)
"
It is the last day of school."
(of)
