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Hanuman_2000 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Date
Hello,
1. We are celebrating a festival on 02 January.
2. We are celebrating a festival on the 02 January.
3. We are celebrating a festival on the 02nd January.
I want to know the usage of a definite article "the" with dates.
when do we use "the" before date?
Could any one here explain it?
Thanks
1. We are celebrating a festival on 02 January.
2. We are celebrating a festival on the 02 January.
3. We are celebrating a festival on the 02nd January.
I want to know the usage of a definite article "the" with dates.
when do we use "the" before date?
Could any one here explain it?
Thanks
Top answer
In British English, we write: on 2 January, on 2nd January, on January 2nd; We say : On January the second, on the second of January.
- In British English, we write: on 2 January, on 2nd January, on January 2nd; We say : On January the second, on the second of January.
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In British English,
we write: on 2 January, on 2nd January, on January 2nd;
We say: On January the second, on the second of January.
we write: on 2 January, on 2nd January, on January 2nd;
We say: On January the second, on the second of January.
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Hello,
In the similar way, we can write it
1. on 15th January
or
on the 15th January
I think as you have mentioned "on 15th January" is correct?
Am I right?
Thanks.
In the similar way, we can write it
1. on 15th January
or
on the 15th January
I think as you have mentioned "on 15th January" is correct?
Am I right?
Thanks.
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Similarly, we can write;
On January the 15th
or
On the 15th of January
On January the 15th
or
On the 15th of January
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