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Aug 15, 2007 · Aug 15, 2007. #3. 13th is right. If you spell it out, it will be thirteenth. If it is a fraction 1/3, then you say it out as one third.
Mar 9, 2010 · me parece que no, y si se puede seria My birthday is in MONTH, DAY (June 13th) mejor seria. My birthday is on 13th May, (year) corrigeme si estoy mal..!!gracias..!! My birthday is MONTH, DAY (June 13th) is the American style. My birthday is on the DAY of MONTH (13th of June) : British/Irish English. N.
疑难翻译 请教：13th, 13rd 分别是指什么意思?特别是13th, 这个用法正确吗?假如正确的话,请问可以请问用在什么地方? 请大家看看以下说法是否正确？ ．在书写日期时，可以将表示序数词标志的st, nd, rd 或者th省略掉。这里也建议大家不要写出来，因为有很多人在 ...
Nov 3, 2009 · JamesM said: The only condition where "is dated from" would make more sense to me would be if there was some disagreement about its age. If some scholars said it came from the 13th century while others said it came from the 14th century, "is dated from" would make sense to me. Yes, good point. "Dates" implies certainty, while "is dated" leaves ...
Oct 2, 2013 · Hello: Our wedding was set on November 13th, but now I want to change the date to October 13th. Can I say the following sentence here? 1, I want to bring the wedding forward by(or for) one month. Our wedding was set on November 13th, but now I want to change date to December 13th. Can I...
Nov 26, 2009 · English--USA. Nov 26, 2009. #5. GreenWhiteBlue said: It does mean "instant", in the sense of "this month". Note, however, that this is a usage that has entirely faded. Almost no one today would use "instant" that way, and the great majority of native speakers probably are unaware that it even can be used that way.
Sep 20, 2009 · USA (W. Pennsylvania) American English. Sep 20, 2009. #2. If someone asks, "When is your birthday?", the standard reply is "My birthday is Jan. 1." On the other hand, if someone asks about your birthday after the birthday is over, it is common to say, "My birthday was on Jan. 1."
Oct 23, 2019 · American English. Oct 23, 2019. #5. Luckyou said: Is it correct in UK? "23th" is incorrect everywhere. In the UK they write the date as "23 October 2019." I believe that is read "the twenty-third of October twenty nineteen."
Sep 7, 2018 · Our office will be open on Saturday's from 10am to 4pm as of tomorrow until the end of the season on 13th April. Should there be an apostrophe on the word "Saturday's"? Also, should the "S" be upper or lower case?
Hello! I do know it's silly doubt but can you say "I saw Franz Ferdinand 13th August 2000" or "I saw Franz Ferdinand on August 13th, 2000"? Are both of them acceptable or wrong?! Thanks in advance :)
