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Jae Heun Lim Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Is this the correct expression?? "Schedule it on that day"
I scheduled my wedding on that day
We scheduled the event in June.
Are the sentences above correct expressions??
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Jae Heun Lim Are the sentences above correct expressions? They are common and unremarkable, but they are very ambiguous. A wiser, clearer choice is 'for': I scheduled my wedding for that day (= the wedding will be held on that day) We scheduled the event for June.
- Jae Heun Lim Are the sentences above correct expressions?
- They are common and unremarkable, but they are very ambiguous.
- A wiser, clearer choice is 'for': I scheduled my wedding for that day (= the wedding will be held on that day) We scheduled the event for June.
- (= the event will be held in June)
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Jae Heun LimAre the sentences above correct expressions?
They are common and unremarkable, but they are very ambiguous. A wiser, clearer choice is 'for':
I scheduled my wedding for that day (= the wedding will be held on that day)
We scheduled the event for June.
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