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Can English dates be abbreviated like this?

Month, Day, Year

The book end of the English diary is dedicated to writing the date, week and weather of the diary. The upper left corner is the date (year, month, day), day of the week. The upper right corner Write the weather conditions of the day, such as: Sunny, Fine, Rainy, Windy, Snowy, Cloudy, etc.

1. There are many forms of date expression. Year, month, and day are all written, usually in month , day, and year are in order, the month can be abbreviated, and the day and year are separated by commas. For example: December 18, 2003 or Dec. 18, 2003

  

A) September 1, 2004 or September 1st, 2004 can also be omitted and written as Sept. 1, 2004 or Sept. 1st, 2004; B) the 1st of September in 2004 (the month cannot be abbreviated)

  

B) Only month and day

September 1 or September 1st (month can be abbreviated)

  

C) Only year and month

September 2004 or the September of 2004 (the month cannot be abbreviated)

The above 1 or 1st should be read as the first.

2. The week is also You can omit it or put it before or after the date. There is no punctuation between the day of the week and the date, but there must be a space. The day of the week can also be abbreviated.

The abbreviation of the month in English

Jan. January

Feb. February

Mar. March

Apr. April

May. May

June. June

July. July

Aug. Aguest

9 SeptemberSept. September

Oct. October

Nov. November

Dec. December

Note : In formal English, the abbreviations of June, July and September are 4 letters, and the abbreviations of other months are 3 letters.

first (1st) first

second (2nd) second

third (3rd) third

fourth (4th) fourth

fifth (5th) fifth

sixth ( 6th) sixth

seventh (7th) seventh

eighth (8th) eighth

ninth (9th) ninth

tenth (10th) tenth

eleventh (11th) eleventh

twelfth (12th) twelfth

thirteenth (13th) thirteenth

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fourteenth (14th) sixteenth

fifteenth (15th) fifteenth

sixteenth (16th) sixteenth

seventeenth (17th ) seventeenth

eighteenth (18th) eighteenth

nineteenth (19th) nineteenth

twentieth (20th) twentieth

twenty-first (21st) twenty-first

twenty-second (22nd) twenty-two

twenty-third (23rd) twenty-third

twenty-fourth (24th) twenty-four

…and so on

thirtieth (30th) thirty

Monday Monday .

Tuesday Tuesday Tues.

Wednesday Wednesday Wed.

Thursday Thursday Thurs.

Friday Friday Fri.

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Sunday Sun.