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MeggPhaggSioux Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Fall 2011

b) "The class will be offered (in) Fall 2011."
Supposed "Fall 2011" refers to a school term, could "in" be optional?
  

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Hi, I'd say 'The claass will b offered in the Fall term'. 2011 will be assumed. You could also say it will be offered 'this Fall'.

— Clive

  • Hi, I'd say 'The claass will b offered in the Fall term'.
  • 2011 will be assumed.
  • You could also say it will be offered 'this Fall'.
  • Clive
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Hi,

I'd say 'The claass will b offered in the Fall term'.

2011 will be assumed.

You could also say it will be offered 'this Fall'.

Clive
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So,

"The class will be offered in Fall 2011." is correct, and

"The class will be offered Fall 2011." is wrong because "in" is mandatory?
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Hi,

So,

"The class will be offered in Fall 2011." is correct, No, I didn't say that.

and

"The class will be offered Fall 2011." is wrong because "in" is mandatory?

The problem is that if you say 'Fall 2011' to someone, it doesn't
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