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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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On or abour OR in or about?
People say "On or about 01 April" when they are unsure the exact date....
So, do we say "On or about April", or, "In or about April"?
I used to say "In or about April", but somebody said we should say "On or about April" beucase "on or about" itself is a term and we cannot change it to "in or about". However, I saw a solicitor wrote "in or about April" before, so which one is correct?
Thx.
So, do we say "On or about April", or, "In or about April"?
I used to say "In or about April", but somebody said we should say "On or about April" beucase "on or about" itself is a term and we cannot change it to "in or about". However, I saw a solicitor wrote "in or about April" before, so which one is correct?
Thx.
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