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Anintita Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Using day without preposition "on"?

I have a doubt that why this sentence that I read form a newspaper writing day without preposition "on"
Rail and bus services in the Southern Thailand were halted Wednesday due to heavy flooding.

Thank you in advance.
  

Top answer

It's not unusual to omit 'on'. It's not wrong.

— Clive

  • It's not unusual to omit 'on'.
  • It's not wrong.
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It's not unusual to omit 'on'. It's not wrong.
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AnintitaRail and bus services in the Southern Thailand
Rail and bus services in Southern Thailand
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Rail and bus services in the Southern Thailand were halted on Wednesday due to heavy flooding.
I think in British English, it is necessary to include 'on'.
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tamguatlayRail and bus services in the Southern Thailand were halted on Wednesday due to heavy flooding.I think in British English, it is necessary to include 'on'.
It is but not "the" before "Southern".
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Is it possible to use in Southern part of Thailand ?
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