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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Are these sentences correct:



a) "There is a yoga course that opened in October of the last year, and which will be extended to June of this year."


b) "There is a yoga course that opened in October of the last year, and which will be extended until June of this year."

  

Top answer

Take out "the". Also, "of" is optional.

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  • Take out "the".
  • Also, "of" is optional.
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Take out "the". Also, "of" is optional.

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Christine ChristieOctober of the last year

This is wordy and comes across as clumsy. It would be simpler as October last year or last October.

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Either 'to' or 'until' is OK, but note the other suggestions in this thread.

CJ

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