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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
onward
Hello,
First I'd like to apologize for asking this question for it is rather silly. My apologies.
Is it correct to say: "From this day onwards, I will be looking after you", "From the 25th of March onwards..."? Can we use a date + onward?
P.S. Wrong thread title, I am sorry
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First I'd like to apologize for asking this question for it is rather silly. My apologies.
Is it correct to say: "From this day onwards, I will be looking after you", "From the 25th of March onwards..."? Can we use a date + onward?
P.S. Wrong thread title, I am sorry
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Gene93 Can we use a date + onward? With "from", yes. from {date} [on / onward / onwards] "on" is sufficient and the most usual.
- Gene93 Can we use a date + onward?
- With "from", yes.
- from {date} [on / onward / onwards] "on" is sufficient and the most usual.
- CJ
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Gene93Can we use a date + onward?With "from", yes.
from {date} [on / onward / onwards]
"on" is sufficient and the most usual.
CJ
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