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Grammar
Use of "from" and "on"
Can you write on May 1-30 instead of from May 1 to 30 since one should never write from May 1-30?
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-- Well, I wouldn't say you should never write from May 1-30 , since it is done often enough informally and the meaning is clear. On the other hand, the meaning is a little fuzzy for on May 1-30 . What is meant, exactly?
- -- Well, I wouldn't say you should never write from May 1-30 , since it is done often enough informally and the meaning is clear.
- On the other hand, the meaning is a little fuzzy for on May 1-30 .
- What is meant, exactly?
- On each of those days?
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Can you write on May 1-30 instead of from May 1 to 30 since one should never write from May 1-30?-- Well, I wouldn't say you should never write from May 1-30, since it is done often enough informally and the meaning is clear. On the other hand, the meaning is a little fuzzy for on May 1-30. What is meant, exactly? On each of those days?
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