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How to write a date
- At the end of a formal letter or a certificate:
Rome, 29 July 2014
Rome, July 29th 2014
Rome, (the) 29th of July 2014
I am in doubt if I have to use the TH form, the article (THE) and the preposition (OF)
- A meeting:
The meeting is in July, 29
The meeting is on the 29 July 2014
We will meet the 29 July 2014
I’ll be there the 29th of July 2014
I’ll be there on Tuesday, 29 July 2014
- A period:
He successfully attended the workshop from 21 to 25 July 2014
He successfully attended the workshop from the 21th to the 25th of July 2014
Thank you for your help!
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what time is it at noon?
At noon, is it 12 am or 12 pm? And what about midnight? Thank you
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What is the correct indeterminative article for M.A. ?
I often find "... the candidate should have an MA ....".
Why "an" and not "a" ?
Now I am in doubt: which article I have to use for the following sentences?
I have obtained a M.A.
I have obtained a Master of Arts.
I have obtained a Master's Degree.
What is the correct article? Thank you
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"I feel you closely". Is it correct?
I mean: I have received Christmas wishes from friends who live in other countries. Exchanging wishes is a way to feel them closer, despite we are far. Thank you and Merry Christmas to everyone.
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Good appetite! Is this expression used?
I have never heard it. I have always used "enjoy your meal" (or enjoy your lunch / dinner). I have been told that I can also use "good appetite". Is it really used?I mean: before starting a meal
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"May be next days these rates will raise up; the earliest I book, the cheapest I can buy".
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Someone has died. Is it correct to say "a heavy loss" or a "a big loss" or "a great loss"?
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