0
Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

How do you use the word, "due"?

Say it's Monday, 9/24, today.

Which of the following(s) are correct?

1. The books are due Friday, 9/28.
2. The books will be due Friday, 9/28.
3. The books are due on Friday, 9/28.
4. The books will be due on Friday, 9/28.
5. The books are due back on Friday, 9/28.
6. The books will be due back on Friday, 9/28.

And would it be the same if I took out "Friday" and just put in the date?

Thanks!
  

Top answer

Which of the following are correct? (don't need the 's' for following) 1. The books are due Friday, 9/28.

— Vorpar

  • Which of the following are correct?
  • (don't need the 's' for following) 1.
  • The books are due Friday, 9/28.
  • 2.
  • The books will be due Friday, 9/28.
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

1 Answers
0
Which of the following are correct? (don't need the 's' for following)

1. The books are due Friday, 9/28.
2. The books will be due Friday, 9/28.
3. The books are due on Friday, 9/28.
4. The books will be due on Friday, 9/28.
5. The books are due back on Friday, 9/28.
6. The books will be due back on Friday, 9/28.

0

Related Questions