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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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On April 2011
http://www.examiner.com/cook-county-nonpartisan-in-chicago/chicago-school-board-on-probation
On April 2011 the chicagonews cooperative reported that in October 2010 the Chicago Public Schools placed an estimate of 53 percent of schools on probation for the 2010-2011 school year, along with a map.
May I ask why it's corret to say On April 2011 instead of In April 2011?
On April 2011 the chicagonews cooperative reported that in October 2010 the Chicago Public Schools placed an estimate of 53 percent of schools on probation for the 2010-2011 school year, along with a map.
May I ask why it's corret to say On April 2011 instead of In April 2011?
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Hi We use 'in' months, years and periods of time: in January in 1978 in the twenties So, I feel 'in' is correct here. Check your own sentence again, there is an instance of 'in' here: On April 2011 the chicagonews cooperative reported that in October 2010 the Chicago Public Schools placed an estimate of 53 percent of schools on probation for the 2010-2011 school year, along with a map. Prajwal
- Hi We use 'in' months, years and periods of time: in January in 1978 in the twenties So, I feel 'in' is correct here.
- Check your own sentence again, there is an instance of 'in' here: On April 2011 the chicagonews cooperative reported that in October 2010 the Chicago Public Schools placed an estimate of 53 percent of schools on probation for the 2010-2011 school year, along with a map.
- Prajwal
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Hi
We use 'in' months, years and periods of time:
Check your own sentence again, there is an instance of 'in' here:
We use 'in' months, years and periods of time:
- in January
- in 1978
- in the twenties
Check your own sentence again, there is an instance of 'in' here:
On April 2011 the chicagonews cooperative reported that
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