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Pamela81 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Always the same doubt!please confirm or correct!

Hi! I really need your help to remove my doubts!

1. The handover of your stand was sheduled to be on the 3rd of sept.

2. The handover of your stand was planned to be on the 3rd of sept.

3. The handover of your stand was set for the 3rd of sept

4. the handover of your stand had to be on the 3rd of sept..

Please correct when not gramatically correct!

Thanks

Pamela
  

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We say 'on the third of September', but we write 'on 3rd Sept.'

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1. The handover of your stand was scheduled to be on the 3rd of September.

2. The handover of your stand was planned to be on the 3rd of September.

3. The handover of your stand was set for the 3rd of September.

4. No good.

5. The handover of your stand was scheduled/planned/set for the 3rd of September.
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I would not write '3rd September'. The standard choices are:

the 3rd of September

3 September

September 3rd
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Thanks. I needed confirmation for the verbs used so I find your answers helpful!

Cheers

Pamela
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