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Harry1999 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Starting from or starting
Our training will be starting from 20th March to 23rd March.
Is this sentence correct?
I have a hunch that "from" is reduntant.
Can you help me this?
Thanks,
Harry
Is this sentence correct?
I have a hunch that "from" is reduntant.
Can you help me this?
Thanks,
Harry
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Our training will be from 20th March to 23rd March. Our training will start on 20th March and end on 23rd March. ) When 'start' or 'end' is used you need to specify a date.
- Our training will be from 20th March to 23rd March.
- Our training will start on 20th March and end on 23rd March.
- ) When 'start' or 'end' is used you need to specify a date.
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Our training will be from 20th March to 23rd March.
Our training will start on 20th March and end on 23rd March. (This sentence is too long-winded.)
When 'start' or 'end' is used you need to specify a date.
Our training will start on 20th March and end on 23rd March. (This sentence is too long-winded.)
When 'start' or 'end' is used you need to specify a date.
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Yoong LiatOur training will be from 20th March to 23rd March.Our training will start on 20th March and end on 23rd March. (This sentence is too long-winded.)When 'start' or 'end' is used you need to specify a date.If it has to be written in a small sentence, then would this be correct?
Our training starting from 20th March to 23rd March.
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harry1999Our training will be starting from 20th March to 23rd March.The way I understand this sentence, it's telling that the starting extends from March 20 to March 23. Is that what you want to say?
Is this sentence correct?
Our training starts March 20, and ends March 23.
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Our training starting from 20th March to 23rd March.
Our training starts on a certain date. It cannot start on that date to another date. It has to end on a later date. Therefore your sentence doesn't work even if you use 'start' instead of 'starting'.
Our training starts on a certain date. It cannot start on that date to another date. It has to end on a later date. Therefore your sentence doesn't work even if you use 'start' instead of 'starting'.
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Yoong LiatOur training starting from 20th March to 23rd March.Our training starts on a certain date. It cannot start on that date to another date. It has to end on a later date. Therefore your sentence doesn't work even if you use 'starts' instead of 'starting'.
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