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- 10-Nov-2003, 09:39 #1
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date Are this dates written correctly?
10 March, 1995
10 March in 1995
10 March of 1995
- 10-Nov-2003, 10:46 #2
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Re: date I think the first one is normally used. or March 10, 1995.
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- 10-Nov-2003, 20:32 #3
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Teacher The second is something I wouldn't use. With the third, I'd move 'of' to before the month:
10 of March
10th of March
- 11-Nov-2003, 08:07 #4
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: date How do I say the date?: Originally Posted by whl626 I think the first one is normally used. or March 10, 1995. Originally Posted by jvaldelv
the tenth of March of 1995?
- 11-Nov-2003, 09:01 #5
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the tenth of March nineteen ninty five :)
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