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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Which one is correct?

He has already booked the ticket on emirates departing on [date] and returning on [date] which amounted to $ 693.00 /
He has already booked the ticket on emirates for the period from [date] to [date] amounting to $ 693.00
  

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The first option is better. When you use the word period, you are referring to the entire space of time, not just the dates mentioned on which the flights actually take place.

— Elanguest

  • The first option is better.
  • When you use the word period, you are referring to the entire space of time, not just the dates mentioned on which the flights actually take place.
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The first option is better. When you use the word period, you are referring to the entire space of time, not just the dates mentioned on which the flights actually take place.
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He has already booked the ticket on Emirates departing on [date] and returning on [date], which cost $ 693.00.
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