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Message board > SUNDAY 15TH MARCH OR ...?
SUNDAY 15TH MARCH OR ...?
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sebas555
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SUNDAY 15TH MARCH OR ...?
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I WONDER WHICH IS THE MOST COMMON AND SUITABLE WAY OF WRITNG THE DATES, I KNOW THAT WE WRITE IT IN SOME WAY AND WE CAN READ IT IN ANOTHER, BUT THE QUESTION IS , WHICH WAY DO U USE WHEN YOU WRITE THE DATE ON THE WHITEBOARD.
THANKS A LOT
SEBAS |
15 Mar 2009
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chobby
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It should be SUNDAY, MARCH 15TH
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15 Mar 2009
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kriszcsel
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Hello colleagues :)
I would say: Sunday, the 15th of March, 2009
Have a nice evening!
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15 Mar 2009
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sebas555
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BUT HOW DO U WRITE IT ON THE BOARD? |
15 Mar 2009
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kaz76
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I �d write: Sunday, 15th March
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15 Mar 2009
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zoemorosini
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In the USA we write "Sunday, March 15" or "Sunday, March 15th", or "Sunday, 3/15/09". |
15 Mar 2009
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polillita
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Can be Monday 16th of march 2009?
I have the same question.
thanks.
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15 Mar 2009
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cecio_13
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As zoemorosini... we write on the board Sunday, March 15th
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16 Mar 2009
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alien boy
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Well, in Australia we put dates dd/mm/yy
so 16/3/2009 0r 16/3/ �09
in Japan they use the same format as the US - mm/dd/yyyy
So it could be: Monday 16 March 2009; Monday, 16th March 2009; Monday the 16th of March, 2009;
depending on the language ability of the class I may use different formats over a teaching period to provide examples of equally correct formats. The �correct � form is often dictated by cultural habits rather than grammar (which is also a construct)
In Japan they also use a different year designation related to the Emperor �s ascension to the throne... so here it would be 16 March of Heisei 21....
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16 Mar 2009
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