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Yasuyuki Matsumiya Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
How to call the date?
How to call the 7th on December from today?
The 7th of the two months after?
Is this right?
The 7th of the two months after?
Is this right?
Top answer
It is not right. Just write one of the following: 7 December 7th December December 7 December 7th
- It is not right.
- Just write one of the following: 7 December 7th December December 7 December 7th
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8 Answers
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It is not right.
Just write one of the following:
7 December
7th December
December 7
December 7th
Just write one of the following:
7 December
7th December
December 7
December 7th
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Thank you for correcting my question.
Then, How to call December 7th from today?
The 7th of the two months after?
And how to call November 1st from today?
The first day of the next month?
Then, How to call December 7th from today?
The 7th of the two months after?
And how to call November 1st from today?
The first day of the next month?
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Yasuyuki MatsumiyaThank you for correcting my question.Then, How to call December 7th from today?The 7th of the two months after?Rover has already answered that.
Yasuyuki MatsumiyaAnd how to call November 1st from today?The first day of the next month?Most people would simply say the date. You could say "The first of next
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Excuse me for my poor English.
But would you imagine payments. And you have to say the pull down date.
Then, only the date can't explain the date. 7th can't explain what month or what year.
And further more if you only say only m/d year, you can't explain how long to be paid.
So, I have to say the payment due date by the words for the inevitable period.
Would you answer from my
But would you imagine payments. And you have to say the pull down date.
Then, only the date can't explain the date. 7th can't explain what month or what year.
And further more if you only say only m/d year, you can't explain how long to be paid.
So, I have to say the payment due date by the words for the inevitable period.
Would you answer from my
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Yasuyuki MatsumiyaThen, only the date can't explain the date. 7th can't explain what month or what year.The month is part of the date - '7(th) December' or, if necessary, '7(th) December 2014'.
Yasuyuki MatsumiyaAnd further more if you only say only m/d year, you can't explain how long to be paid.If you are talking about
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Excuse me for my additional comment for my asking.
In credit card payment, there is the cutoff date and pull down date. I want a words for the period.
For example, I've got the lunch at Sep. 25th 2014, and a shirt at Oct 5th 2014, and a table at Oct 11th using my Visa card.
I must pay which one to bought for the credit card? What is the conduct for the credit card? When are the cutoff
In credit card payment, there is the cutoff date and pull down date. I want a words for the period.
For example, I've got the lunch at Sep. 25th 2014, and a shirt at Oct 5th 2014, and a table at Oct 11th using my Visa card.
I must pay which one to bought for the credit card? What is the conduct for the credit card? When are the cutoff
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It means withdrawal for credit card payments.
Was my 'pull down' usage wrong? If it was wrong, excuse me and would you say it was wrong and how to say it?
But I want to know the date for the next month or the date for the next of next month of the cutoff date.
And additional question was born which is 'cutoff date means due date'?
So sorry for my bad English, and these an
Was my 'pull down' usage wrong? If it was wrong, excuse me and would you say it was wrong and how to say it?
But I want to know the date for the next month or the date for the next of next month of the cutoff date.
And additional question was born which is 'cutoff date means due date'?
So sorry for my bad English, and these an
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