What is meant by a whole day
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They have the same meaning. The only difference I can think of is that "whole day" needs "the" before it. " I spent all day in the sun." = "I spent the whole day in the sun." "I have been working all day." = "I have been working the whole day."
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A whole day means complete day or A full day ....
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