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Science_guru Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
"for" for date
Hi,
We know we should use "on" whenever we refer day, for example "on July 6th" etc. What about this sentence.
"I booked a ticket for July 19th" (meaning I am travelling on July 19th).
I think this is a correct sentece. Am I wrong? Any other views?
SG
We know we should use "on" whenever we refer day, for example "on July 6th" etc. What about this sentence.
"I booked a ticket for July 19th" (meaning I am travelling on July 19th).
I think this is a correct sentece. Am I wrong? Any other views?
SG
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QUOTE: "I booked a ticket for July 19th" (meaning I am travelling on July 19th). Perfect. "I booked a ticket for (use on) July 19th"
- QUOTE: "I booked a ticket for July 19th" (meaning I am travelling on July 19th).
- Perfect.
- "I booked a ticket for (use on) July 19th"
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QUOTE: "I booked a ticket for July 19th" (meaning I am travelling on July 19th).
Perfect.
"I booked a ticket for (use on) July 19th"
Perfect.
"I booked a ticket for (use on) July 19th"
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