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Given that they wrote “2nd of December” that was probably just a blunder.
by civopsec 4y ago
Given that they wrote “2nd of December” that was probably just a blunder.
- Symbiote 4y agoIn Britain we usually write "2 December" or "2nd December" even though it's spoken as "the second of December". The words are often slurred together, "the second've December" or "th'second've December"; "the thirtieth've April". Actually pronouncing it carefully with a clear "of" emphasizes the date, either for clarity or because it's otherwise important.