Birthday Surprise Ideas For Boss 2 Birthday is most often used in social contexts i e when within this year is your birthday perhaps referring to the social event it may imply to celebrate So considering the
Hello Do you say on my birthday or at my birthday Apparently you can say both In which context do you use on and at Many thanks Birthday generally is just a month and day If I specifically want to know when someone was born I would ask What is your date of birth As for guys please note that
Birthday Surprise Ideas For Boss
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If someone asks When is your birthday the standard reply is My birthday is Jan 1 On the other hand if someone asks about your birthday after the birthday is over it is Birthday is common in BrE but it doesn t usually equate to date of birth See also the other thread you ve just posted in birthday VS birth date Last edited Oct 18 2020
In the party can be correct but not in the way you want to use it The word party can also mean a specific group of people and if used that way which you were not I agree with those answers I do think the who s version is quite common and follows the same logic as it s meaning belonging to who or it that some people extend
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A pis beurre des tout y ou I ve heard this on several birthday occasions but can t figure out what it means seems to make no sense can someone help I thank my friends all around the world who wished me birthday and made it very special to for me Which preposition does best fit here Are both these prepositions
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Hello Do you say on my birthday or at my birthday Apparently you can say both In which context do you use on and at Many thanks
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