A very short question: is the following sentence correct?
What should we do (...) the rest of the day?
Could the sentence do without a preposition (in, for), or is one needed?
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Sign up to join this communityA very short question: is the following sentence correct?
What should we do (...) the rest of the day?
Could the sentence do without a preposition (in, for), or is one needed?
I would say for the rest of the day. You could omit one and your listener would understand but it sounds more correct with it. You could also use during but I would not use in.