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The Diffrences Between American and British English In Telling Dates and…
The Diffrences Between American and British English In Telling Dates and Times
In British English, writing begins with the day, followed by the month, then the year or known as the day-month-year format. How to write it can also be written in full based on the level of complexity and formality.
For example, on September 6, 2019, it can be written:
6 Sept
6 September
6 September 2019
6th September 2019
the 6th of September 2019
the 6 th of September, 2019
In addition to using the above format, English date writing can also use a number format. The formula is still the same, namely the day, followed by the month, then the year. Writing with this number can be separated by a slash (/), a hyphen (-) or a period (.). All three are commonly used. Here's an example:
6/9/19 or 6.9.19 or 6-9-19
06/09/2019 or 06.09.2019 or 06-09-2019
9Sept2019 or 6-Sept-19
In American rules, writing begins with the month, then the day, and is followed by the year or month-day-year format..
If you want to write like the previous example, the 9th of September 2019, it can be written as follows:
Sept 6
September 6
September 6, 2019
Monday, September 6, 2019
As with the British style, American date writing can also be written in a numeric format. The format is the same, namely month, then day, then year. Here's an example:
09/6/19 or 09.6.19 or 09-6-19
09/6/2019 or 09.6.2019 or 09-6-2019
Sept.6, 2019