1) August 30rd

[belly_ttt]

1) August 30rd
or August 30th?
2) "Did Diana ever marry Kevin"
"No,__________ the wedding, the broke up"
a) on planning
b) while planning
Which is correct? I think they are the same. Why?

[paochai01]

1) August 30rd
or August 30th?
2) "Did Diana ever marry Kevin"
"No,__________ the wedding, the broke up"
a) on planning
b) while planning
Which is correct? I think they are the same. Why?

1. August 30th
2. While sounds more appropriate.

[belly_ttt]

2) Why so?

[paochai01]

2) Why so?

30th - thirtieth
33rd - thirty-third
20th - twentieth
22nd - twenty-second

I don't think using 'on' would be completely wrong but 'while' (used as a conjunction) could mean 'during/all the time that something is happening' so it sounds better than 'on'. Well, at least for me. :)
not a teacher.

[belly_ttt]

No 2 not 1, paochai, but thanx all the same