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English 1b3 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
June 4/June 4th/4 June/4th June
a. The promotion starts/is effective on the 4th of June.
b. The promotion starts/is effective on 4 June
c. The promotion starts/is effective on June 4th
d. The promotion starts/is effective on June 4
e. The promotion is effetive 4 June
e. The promotion is effetive June 4
Which of these are grammatically correct?
Which is the best way to say this in a formal context?
Thank you
b. The promotion starts/is effective on 4 June
c. The promotion starts/is effective on June 4th
d. The promotion starts/is effective on June 4
e. The promotion is effetive 4 June
e. The promotion is effetive June 4
Which of these are grammatically correct?
Which is the best way to say this in a formal context?
Thank you
Top answer
f . June 4th / the 4th of June
- f .
- June 4th / the 4th of June
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I like these and would discard the others:
The promotion starts on / is effective from / w.e.f. June 4th / the 4th of June
The promotion starts on / is effective from / w.e.f. June 4th / the 4th of June
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Hi, MM - I thought of another relevant question, which I would love to know your thoughts on. Which are acceptable and which would you use? Thanks
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b. Tuesday, the 15th of May
c. Tuesday, 15 May
d. Tuesday, 15th of May
e. Tuesday, May 15th
a. Tuesday the 15th of May
b. Tuesday, the 15th of May
c. Tuesday, 15 May
d. Tuesday, 15th of May
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