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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
is this sentence correct?
Please take a look at the next sentence, tell me if there is anything wrong.
Carlos from Brazil would say March the first, 2006 to see the date 3-5-2006.
Thanks in advance. ^ ^
Carlos from Brazil would say March the first, 2006 to see the date 3-5-2006.
Thanks in advance. ^ ^
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Sorry, it makes little sense-- you seem to have 2 different dates.
- Sorry, it makes little sense-- you seem to have 2 different dates.
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Sorry, it makes little sense-- you seem to have 2 different dates.
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Carlos from Brazil would say March the first, 2006 to see the date 3-5-2006.
You probably mean March the fifth, while in Europe we read it as the third of May.
Your question is presumably about what follows: "on seeing", not "to see".
You probably mean March the fifth, while in Europe we read it as the third of May.
Your question is presumably about what follows: "on seeing", not "to see".
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You're right. I misspelled it. and my question was "to see". I guess you are so smart.
Thanks ^ ^
Thanks ^ ^
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OK, could I just confirm that this is the correction you are looking for?--
Carlos from Brazil would say 'March the fifth, 2006' on seeing the date 3-5-2006.
Carlos from Brazil would say 'March the fifth, 2006' on seeing the date 3-5-2006.
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