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Randyserdan Posted 18 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Please help on this:"Today is on Monday."
0 We know for the fact that "on" is a preposition used for days like, for example, "on Monday"."on Tuesday" and so on. But, I am confused about a teacher in English who came from Kenya. He wrote on the board: "Today is on Monday." Is this correct? If wrong, why not? 0-
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0 It's wrong. )", without any prepositions. 02 br 02 br 00 Probably you've got to keep an eye on your teacher and on what he teaches you...
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- )", without any prepositions.
- 02 br 02 br 00 Probably you've got to keep an eye on your teacher and on what he teaches you...
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0 It's wrong. You simply say, "Today is Monday (Tuesday, Wednesday...)", without any prepositions. 02 br
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