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Faisalkhan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct?

This product will be available on Amazon from 20th June 2014.
  

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sorry it is not correct you ought to say : this product will be available on Amazon on 20th of June 2014, so you should use "on" instead of "from".

  • sorry it is not correct you ought to say : this product will be available on Amazon on 20th of June 2014, so you should use "on" instead of "from".
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sorry it is not correct you ought to say : this product will be available on Amazon on 20th of June 2014, so you should use "on" instead of "from".
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abdelboura, so you should use "on" instead of "from".
No, both are quite common, abdelboura.
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can I write 20th June 2014 instead of 20th of June 2014?
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yes it is grammatically correct to omitte "of"
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faisalkhancan I write 20th June 2014 instead of 20th of June 2014?
You can. You will find dates written in many ways. These are standard:

20 June 2014
June 20, 2014
June 20th, 2014
the 20th of June, 2014

The first two are businesslike.
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abdelbourayes it is grammatically correct to omitte "of"
Adelboura;
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