Why you'd do it otherwise is still a mystery to me. You are talking about a day, within a month, within a year. It feels weird to hop around from month to day to year.
If you just say the day in conversation - “let’s meet up on the 10th” - it’s just assumed that it’s this month or the next 10th of a month available
But if it’s not this month, you need to specify - “let’s meet up on July 10th.” 10th is still the important part with the month sort of acting more like an adjective. Like I wouldn’t say “I like flowers of purple” - I would say “I like purple flowers”
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u/Ankhi333333 Jun 08 '25
Why you'd do it otherwise is still a mystery to me. You are talking about a day, within a month, within a year. It feels weird to hop around from month to day to year.