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Rex Posted 20 years ago
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0 01font01span00As a visitor to Infosecurity Scandinavia and Networks Telecom, no doubt you have already heard of Infosecurity Europe, Europe's number one dedicated information security event (held on the 25th - 27th April 2006, in London). As an overseas visitor, we hope you are able to attend and therefore would like you to register. If you cannot attend, perhaps you could forward this to a colleague?02br
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00 The above message is a part of an email I have received. I would write the exhibition will be held on 25th -27th April 2006, in London.02br
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00 Is it correct to write 'held on the 25th - 27th April 2006, in London' ?02br
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00 I am a bit uncomfotable with the article here. The meeting will take place on 25th of February.02br
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00 Would you write 'The meeting will take place on the 25th of February' ?02br
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0 Yes you can use articles in this way before dates but it is getting a bit old-fashioned. 0-

— Nona the brit

  • 0 Yes you can use articles in this way before dates but it is getting a bit old-fashioned.
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0 Yes you can use articles in this way before dates but it is getting a bit old-fashioned. 0-
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0Dear Rex,02br
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00It is my opinion that it is acceptable to say «the meeting will be held on the 25th - 27th April 2006». It is also correct to say «the meeting will take place on the 25th of February».02br
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00Kind regards, 05002br
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