joseph0928
Junior Member
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- Jun 22, 2014
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- Chinese
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- Taiwan
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- Taiwan
Dear All,
I've noticed that many native speakers sometimes seem to omit the preposition before date.
For example,
"Brussels, Belgium (CNN)
Paris and Brussels continued to defend against the threat of terrorist attacks Sunday, with raids and arrests in the Belgian capital and a fresh appeal from French police."
Shouldn't we put "on" before Sunday? I've seen this kind of omission several times before. Is there any rule to exclude the preposition before date?Thank you
I've noticed that many native speakers sometimes seem to omit the preposition before date.
For example,
"Brussels, Belgium (CNN)
Paris and Brussels continued to defend against the threat of terrorist attacks Sunday, with raids and arrests in the Belgian capital and a fresh appeal from French police."
Shouldn't we put "on" before Sunday? I've seen this kind of omission several times before. Is there any rule to exclude the preposition before date?Thank you