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Sajjad raihan Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Which sentence is correct?

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

It was June when we got married.

It was in June when we got married.

  

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Only the first one is correct and natural because "when" in your sentence is equivalent to "in which", so using "in" before "June" is superfluous. Best wishes, Joseph

— Joseph A

  • Only the first one is correct and natural because "when" in your sentence is equivalent to "in which", so using "in" before "June" is superfluous.
  • Best wishes, Joseph
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Only the first one is correct and natural because "when" in your sentence is equivalent to "in which", so using "in" before "June" is superfluous.

Best wishes,

Joseph

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If you want 'in June', use 'that'.

It was in June that we got married.

CJ

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