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Dmitrii
Prepositions
How is correct:
1. in February or at February
2. in this week or at this week
3. it happened on my work or it happend in work
I know, that's stupid qwestions, but I'm often confused.and one moment else: it's sad or it's sadly?
2016年2月22日 18:22
回答 · 6
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You should say, "in February."
Example: "My birthday is in February."
It's better to say only, "this week."
Example: "I got a new car this week." Meaning that sometime in the current week, you bought a car.
Lastly, you can say, "It happened at work," instead of, "in/on my work."
In regards to your last question, you should just say, "sadly."
Example: "Sadly, I didn't enjoy the expensive dinner."
This rule is true for any adverb. You can normally know that a word is an adverb if it ends with 'ly'.
2016年2月22日
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1. in March BUT on March 1st
2. "this week" alone can work. "During the (last) week" too.
3. It happened at work. (At your workplace.) It happens quite a lot in my work. (In your field, in what you do.)
2016年2月22日
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