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NewUsername Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
European Date Format
Hi, I was born in the U.S. and am doing a semester abroad in the U.K. When writing only the month and year (not the date, month and year), do you keep the same formal European format? À la does 2018 February 20 become 2018 February … or does it revert back to U.S. format—why would it?—and become February 2018 or 2/18 or 2/2018? Hope this all makes sense. Thanks you 
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We always use month/year and day/month/year. February 2018; 20th February 2018; 20/2/18.
- We always use month/year and day/month/year.
- February 2018; 20th February 2018; 20/2/18.
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We always use month/year and day/month/year.
February 2018; 20th February 2018; 20/2/18.
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