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Rommel Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'On' or 'from,' 'until' or 'to'?
Which of the prepositions in parentheses should be used in the sentence below?
There will be seminar-workshop on campus journalism (on/from) August 31 (until/to) September 2.
There will be seminar-workshop on campus journalism (on/from) August 31 (until/to) September 2.
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There will be seminar-workshop on campus journalism from* August 31 *to September 2.
- There will be seminar-workshop on campus journalism from* August 31 *to September 2.
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There will be seminar-workshop on campus journalism from* August 31 *to September 2.
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