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Moguwai007 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Reservation before the event
Could you please tell me which sentence sounds more natural?
1) Please make a reservation by the day 3:00PM before the event
2)Please make a reservation by 3:00 pm of one day before the event.
3)Please make a reservation by 3 pm one day prir to the event
1) Please make a reservation by the day 3:00PM before the event
2)Please make a reservation by 3:00 pm of one day before the event.
3)Please make a reservation by 3 pm one day prir to the event
Top answer
3 is the closest. m. the day prior/before to the event.
- 3 is the closest.
- m.
- the day prior/before to the event.
- You can use 3 or 3:00.
- , or PM.
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3 is the closest.
Make your reservation by 3 p.m. the day prior/before to the event.
You can use 3 or 3:00.
You can use pm, p.m., or PM.
Pick one style, though. Don't write 3:00 PM in one sentence and then 7 pm in the next one.
Make your reservation by 3 p.m. the day prior/before to the event.
You can use 3 or 3:00.
You can use pm, p.m., or PM.
Pick one style, though. Don't write 3:00 PM in one sentence and then 7 pm in the next one.
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