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Addyaddy Posted 14 years ago
Letter Writing

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Is it correct to say:

The student will be in school on the morning of 7th June.

or should be:

The student will be in school on the 7th morning, June.

Please punctuate it too.

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addyaddy The student will be in school on the morning of 7th June. The student will be in school on the 7th morning, June. The correct sentence is correctly punctuated.

— Rover_KE

  • addyaddy The student will be in school on the morning of 7th June.
  • The student will be in school on the 7th morning, June.
  • The correct sentence is correctly punctuated.
  • Rover
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addyaddyThe student will be in school on the morning of 7th June. Emotion: yes
The student will
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I think that in American English, it might better to say:

The student will be in school on the morning of June 7th.
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EDIT: While doing research for another question, I was reminded that many American experts do not like "7th."

Just make it "...on the morning of June 7."
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