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Plusluck Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
From November to February
Is it correct to say "We generally have higher sales from November to February"? or should I say "We generally have higher sales from November to February of next year"?
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"of next year" is potentially confusing as it may seem to refer to "next year" relative to now, rather than relative to any November. If you did want to say something like this, it would be "from November to February of the following year", but it doesn't seem necessary.
- "of next year" is potentially confusing as it may seem to refer to "next year" relative to now, rather than relative to any November.
- If you did want to say something like this, it would be "from November to February of the following year", but it doesn't seem necessary.
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"of next year" is potentially confusing as it may seem to refer to "next year" relative to now, rather than relative to any November. If you did want to say something like this, it would be "from November to February of the following year", but it doesn't seem necessary.
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