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Ferbe Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Date in the BrE
Is there any difference in the way the English express the dates?
For example, Friday the 13th.
Would the English express this in the same way?
And as for writting the date, is there any difference from the American English?
For example, Friday the 13th.
Would the English express this in the same way?
And as for writting the date, is there any difference from the American English?
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Yes. Today, in America, would be be June 15th, 2009 or 6/15/09. While, in England, today would be 15 June 2009 or 15/6/09.
- Yes.
- Today, in America, would be be June 15th, 2009 or 6/15/09.
- While, in England, today would be 15 June 2009 or 15/6/09.
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Yes.
Today, in America, would be be June 15th, 2009 or 6/15/09.
While, in England, today would be 15 June 2009 or 15/6/09.
Today, in America, would be be June 15th, 2009 or 6/15/09.
While, in England, today would be 15 June 2009 or 15/6/09.
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