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The birthday is likely to conduct after 6:00 PM.
The birthday is likely to be held after 6:00 PM.
Are they correct?
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Hi The second one is OK but, strictly speaking, a birthday just 'is' on the day that it occurs; it isn't held - but the celebration is... - Her birthday is on 11th August. We are holding a party at 6 pm.
- Hi The second one is OK but, strictly speaking, a birthday just 'is' on the day that it occurs; it isn't held - but the celebration is...
- - Her birthday is on 11th August.
- We are holding a party at 6 pm.
- Again, with your first sentence, a birthday is not conducted, but a formal ceremony can be (and then the event is the object of the verb, not the subject)...
- - Her naming ceremony was conducted in September last year Dave
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Hi
The second one is OK but, strictly speaking, a birthday just 'is' on the day that it occurs; it isn't held - but the celebration is...
- Her birthday is on 11th August. We are holding a party at 6 pm.
Again, with your first sentence, a birthday is not conducted, but a formal ceremony can be (and then the event is the object of the verb, not the subject)...
- Her n
0kumenglishThe birthday is likely to conduct after 6:00 PM.
No.
kumenglishThe birthday is likely to be held after 6:00 PM.
No, but if you add 'party' it's OK.
The birthday party is likely to be held after 6:00 pm.
Also, The birthday party will probably be held after 6:00 pm.
CJ
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