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03-Jan-2007, 13:45
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 10 Year or 10th Year Anniversary? I'm hoping that somebody out there can help with this question. For a poster celebrating the anniversary of a company's ten years? Is it better to say 10th Year Anniversary or 10 Year Anniversary? And would the answer change if the word 'celebration' followed it? 10th year anniversary celebration or 10 year anniversary celebration? I cannot seem to find a grammar rule that applies to this! Can anyone help? Thanks, in advance! |
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03-Jan-2007, 14:10
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 Re: 10 Year or 10th Year Anniversary? 10 Year Anniversary or 10th Anniversary Celebration or you could say Celebrating our 10th year in business  |
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03-Jan-2007, 14:19
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| Re: 10 Year or 10th Year Anniversary? Thank you, Ouisch!  Is there a rule associated with the advice you've given me? Just so I can make some sense of it?  |
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