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Sathishkumar1086 Posted 13 years ago
Business & Finance

at any date or on any date

which one is correct in the below sentences.

Please block the seats at any date before June.
Please block the seats on any date before June.
  

Top answer

Of the two, on sounds more natural. I think that for sounds even better.

  • Of the two, on sounds more natural.
  • I think that for sounds even better.
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Of the two, on sounds more natural. I think that for sounds even better.
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sathishkumar1086Please block the seats at any date before June.Please block the seats on any date before June.
book
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Yoong Liat sathishkumar1086Please block the seats at any date before June.Please block the seats on any date before June.book
Good catch, Yoong Liat. I often concentrate so directly on the particular question that I miss other mistakes in the post.

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