Rachel Adams
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Hello.
On is always used in speech but can it be omitted in writing?
For example, ''She arrived 14 December''. Is pronounced as ''She arrived on the fourteenth of December''. ''December the fourteenth''. ''December fourteenth.''' 'Fourteenth December''.
And in the following sentence, ''In the late afternoon of April 14, Booth watched a rehearsal of the play that would be performed that evening''. Can ''April 14'' be pronounced as ''April the fourteenth'', ''April fourteenth'' and ''Fourteenth April?''
The second sentence is from the book ''1100 Words You Need to Know.''
On is always used in speech but can it be omitted in writing?
For example, ''She arrived 14 December''. Is pronounced as ''She arrived on the fourteenth of December''. ''December the fourteenth''. ''December fourteenth.''' 'Fourteenth December''.
And in the following sentence, ''In the late afternoon of April 14, Booth watched a rehearsal of the play that would be performed that evening''. Can ''April 14'' be pronounced as ''April the fourteenth'', ''April fourteenth'' and ''Fourteenth April?''
The second sentence is from the book ''1100 Words You Need to Know.''