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"by 15 April" vs "by April 15"



 
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"by 15 April" vs "by April 15" #1 (permalink) Mon May 11, 2009 18:09 pm   "by 15 April" vs "by April 15"		  
Please help me with these sentence:,, The consignment should reach you by April 15''.
Can I say also: ,,The consignment should reach you by 15 April''?. Are both: ,, by April 15 and by 15 April'' correct forms? Is there any difference in using them? Thanks
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by 15 April/by April 15 #2 (permalink) Mon May 11, 2009 19:28 pm   by 15 April/by April 15		  
Make it the 15th. and all will be OK.
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"by 15 April" vs "by April 15" #3 (permalink) Mon May 11, 2009 19:51 pm   "by 15 April" vs "by April 15"		  
Mr Kitosdad, so it should be:,,The consignment should reach you by April 15th'' or ,,The consignment should reach you by 15th April''?
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"by 15 April" vs "by April 15" #4 (permalink) Mon May 11, 2009 20:38 pm   "by 15 April" vs "by April 15"		  
Perfect Saneta. Use whichever you choose. Both mean the same.
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