It's 3 days in a row. I tend to just accept that a lot of people don't have English as there native/first language and accept the Roll error without comment. Of course My comment just now is based on what I was taught as an American English speaker. I lived in England for several years decades ago and honestly can't remember if this would be a situation where English and American are different.@You must be registered to see the links. Totally offtopic..
One might wonder if Mr DS has any spell check at all. Some words are just completely wrong. I almost laughed my ass off when Max tells Lisa he will come in her Head, as oppose to her mouth.Anyways.. on to my offtopic bit.
I see many posts on here where people say, you need to do this or that task 3 days, or times in a "Roll"..
At the back of my head, not speaking English as my first language, it sounds wrong. I get what on a roll means, but if i stack books for example in a bookshelf, I'd say i put them in a "Row". 1 thing that follows the next in cronoligical order so to speak. So question is simply this.
Should i say 3 days in a Roll, or 3 days in a Row, or is both correct? (And sorry for all the spelling errors i might have made typing up this post, on a Swedish keyboard with no spell check for english)
Hope that helps (cause now I'm wondering).
P.S. Can a Brit please correct me if I'm wrong?
