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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Please help, is this sentence correct?
They will take the lead per 1-10-2010, whereas only per 1-1-2011 will we be released from all obligations.
Is this sentence correct?
Is this sentence correct?
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No; you are using 'per' wrong. And are those dates? ) 2010, while only on (as at) 1 January 2011 will we be released from all obligations.
- No; you are using 'per' wrong.
- And are those dates?
- ) 2010, while only on (as at) 1 January 2011 will we be released from all obligations.
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No; you are using 'per' wrong. And are those dates? The format is wrong, and it is always wise to spell the month:
They will take the lead on (as at) 10 January (or 1 October?) 2010, while only on (as at) 1 January 2011 will we be released from all obligations.
They will take the lead on (as at) 10 January (or 1 October?) 2010, while only on (as at) 1 January 2011 will we be released from all obligations.
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