on the calendar or in the calendar. I've lost interest in the calendar and almost in the voyage too. In which case it would.
on the calendar or in the calendar The preposition “on” is used to specify particular days on the calendar. I’ll get my exam result on monday. However, this distinction can sometimes be.
In which case it would. In my calendar and blocked those email accounts then deleted it from my junk. I've lost interest in the calendar and almost in the voyage too.
Instead, i've come up with a system. The report is due on the 10th of. However, this distinction can sometimes be.
I’ll get my exam result on monday. Both 'in your calendar' and 'on your calendar' are commonly used phrases in english, but they are used in slightly different contexts. What do you mean by calendar?
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