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Zohar Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
October 15 or October 15th
Should I say On October 15 or October 15th?
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Both are used in writing. October 15 is the standard in American English, but Britons use it, too. When I speak, I say: He came on October the fifteenth or He came on the fifteenth of October.
- Both are used in writing.
- October 15 is the standard in American English, but Britons use it, too.
- When I speak, I say: He came on October the fifteenth or He came on the fifteenth of October.
- CB
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Both are used in writing. October 15 is the standard in American English, but Britons use it, too. When I speak, I say: He came on October the fifteenth or He came on the fifteenth of October.
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Cool BreezeOctober 15 is the standard in American English, but Britons use it, too.Not as much as they use the non-American date format, which involves putting the day before the month, which would be: He came on the fifteenth of October.
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AnonymousNot as much as they use the non-American date format,CB didn't say that they did.
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