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Slocawber Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Asking about birthday dates
Hello.
I want to know someone's birthday date.
What am I going to ask?
(1) What date is your birthday on?
(2) What's the date of your birthday?
Please, say whether the two are acceptable or not.
Thank you.
I want to know someone's birthday date.
What am I going to ask?
(1) What date is your birthday on?
(2) What's the date of your birthday?
Please, say whether the two are acceptable or not.
Thank you.
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I would say, "What date is your birthday?" or simply, "When is your birthday?"
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Thank you.
So you wouldn't use the two forms of the question that I've proposed.
Nevertheless: are they grammatically acceptable, in your opinion?
So you wouldn't use the two forms of the question that I've proposed.
Nevertheless: are they grammatically acceptable, in your opinion?
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slocawberSo you wouldn't use the two forms of the question that I've proposed.Not ordinarily.
slocawberNevertheless: are they grammatically acceptable, in your opinion?Yes, they're not ungrammatical.
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