Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "July"

A: I don't agree that it is asking him if he can. Confirming means you have already agreed and you are simply making sure that you have it correct. That you have the correct date/time in mind.

A: Thank you anyway thank you in advance

A: Thank you so much!

A: elle va avoir 18 ans la juillet prochain ;)

A: like in a bathroom or shower room, the person dug a hole from there in order to escape.

A: July is just a month... it’s not really and expression.

1. Next month we will be in July.
2. My favorite holiday is the 4th of July.

A: during 22nd to 24th means that the event is in 22 23 and 24th of July. during 22nd and 24th means that’s the event is only on those dates. and between is the 23 because it’s in the middle of the 22nd and the 24th

A: They are both the same except that the second one is more detailed. This is because the second one tells me that today is July 2 when the first one does not

A: means the same thing the second one just sounds more formal I guess

A: The first one is grammatically correct. When speaking about the date of something, you use the ordinal number.
The ordinal number is fourth vs four, first vs one, and third vs three!

A: Throughout means it can happen multiple times. During is used for 1 period of time

A: What should you reply to “Happy 4th of July”?

“Happy 4th of July”が自然な返事

A:


kehne ka matlab hai

here you go
ye loo.

you didn't have to do that.
iss ki kya jarurat thi

A: You can say 15th of July but it's better to use on July 5th because it's simpler.

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A: I would like to remind you about your schedule on July 6th and 7th*

A: perfect

A: You can say
We should be ready for summer in July or
Summer will be coming in July so we should be ready or
It is going to be July soon, we should get ready for summer.
There is no need to use come twice for at all and you should use the in front of summer. Hope this helps

A: @kazunobu: I understand mostly. 👍 Here are a few corrections. "It's almost July and the cicadas have started making sounds. Time goes so quickly, doesn't it? The swimming pool is going to open soon despite it being a chilly day today. I really like days like this because I feel so comfortable. The wind feels nice... I got some of my jobs done."

A: What about: If you would like, we could meet on July 9th.
Or: Would you like to meet on July 9th?
Or: We could meet on July 9th, if you'd like.
Could has to be in place of would if you want to add the phrase 'if you would like'
Otherwise, on instead of in July is the only issue.

A: The holiday is called Independence Day, and it is celebrated every year on July 4 for the reason mike gave. It's a big celebration.