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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Run through idiomatic?
How do you English natives write this?
What month does your agenda run through? From January to December or September to August?
What month does your agenda run through? From January to December or September to August?
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" I'd also say "through" instead of "to," but that's probably just a personal preference. I understand it, but it would be easier to say "Does your agenda (calendar, in the US) follow the calendar year or the academic year?
- " I'd also say "through" instead of "to," but that's probably just a personal preference.
- I understand it, but it would be easier to say "Does your agenda (calendar, in the US) follow the calendar year or the academic year?
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You need "months" instead of "month." I'd also say "through" instead of "to," but that's probably just a personal preference.
I understand it, but it would be easier to say "Does your agenda (calendar, in the US) follow the calendar year or the academic year?
I understand it, but it would be easier to say "Does your agenda (calendar, in the US) follow the calendar year or the academic year?
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