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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Date in words
Hi!
Have I written this sentence correctly?
They entered into marriage on the twenty-seventh of September, year two thousand and nine.
Thanks
Have I written this sentence correctly?
They entered into marriage on the twenty-seventh of September, year two thousand and nine.
Thanks
Top answer
The word "year" would not normally be included. However, normally you just would write "27 September 2009". There would have to be some special reason for writing it as you have done.
- The word "year" would not normally be included.
- However, normally you just would write "27 September 2009".
- There would have to be some special reason for writing it as you have done.
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The word "year" would not normally be included. However, normally you just would write "27 September 2009". There would have to be some special reason for writing it as you have done.
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Thank you! So this would be correct, right?
They entered into marriage on the twenty-seventh of September, two thousand and nine.
Yes, this is a requirement of a document to write the date in words
They entered into marriage on the twenty-seventh of September, two thousand and nine.
Yes, this is a requirement of a document to write the date in words
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AnonymousHi!Have I written this sentence correctly?They entered into marriage on the twenty-seventh of September, year two thousand and nine.ThanksNot only what GPY wrote but, how to write and pronounce dates depends on which English you speak. It will be different in American English.
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Philip Anonymoustwo thousand and nine.I would eliminate and.That would be correct in American English but wrong in British English.
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