Are this dates written correctly? 10 March, 1995 10 March in 1995 10 March of 1995
J jvaldelv Member Joined Oct 22, 2003 Member Type Student or Learner Nov 10, 2003 #1 Are this dates written correctly? 10 March, 1995 10 March in 1995 10 March of 1995
W whl626 Member Joined Sep 10, 2003 Member Type Interested in Language Native Language English Home Country Malaysia Current Location Malaysia Nov 10, 2003 #2 jvaldelv said: Are this dates written correctly? 10 March, 1995 10 March in 1995 10 March of 1995 Click to expand... I think the first one is normally used. or March 10, 1995.
jvaldelv said: Are this dates written correctly? 10 March, 1995 10 March in 1995 10 March of 1995 Click to expand... I think the first one is normally used. or March 10, 1995.
T Tdol Editor, UsingEnglish.com Staff member Joined Nov 13, 2002 Member Type Native Language British English Home Country UK Current Location Japan Nov 10, 2003 #3 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 ;-)
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 ;-)
J jvaldelv Member Joined Oct 22, 2003 Member Type Student or Learner Nov 11, 2003 #4 whl626 said: jvaldelv said: Are this dates written correctly? 10 March, 1995 10 March in 1995 10 March of 1995 Click to expand... I think the first one is normally used. or March 10, 1995. Click to expand... How do I say the date?: the tenth of March of 1995?
whl626 said: jvaldelv said: Are this dates written correctly? 10 March, 1995 10 March in 1995 10 March of 1995 Click to expand... I think the first one is normally used. or March 10, 1995. Click to expand... How do I say the date?: the tenth of March of 1995?
W whl626 Member Joined Sep 10, 2003 Member Type Interested in Language Native Language English Home Country Malaysia Current Location Malaysia Nov 11, 2003 #5 the tenth of March nineteen ninty five
