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The phrasing "what is the order of Oscar this year" is not quite correct. A more accurate way to ask would be, "What is the schedule of events for the Oscars this year?" or "What is the order of awards presented at the Oscars this year?" This clarifies that you are inquiring about the sequence of the awards or events related to the Oscars.
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Is it proper to say happy new year's?
No. The correct way to say it is Happy New Year!
Is it correct to say happy new year for you too?
yes
In order to be grammatically correct should you say What kind of a person or What kind of person?
What kind of person is correct.
Is it correct to say a year or should it be an year?
It is correct to say "a year" because the word year begins with a consonant sound, even though it starts with a vowel letter. Words starting with a vowel sound, such as "hour" or "honor", would use "an" instead.
Is it correct to say as less as possible?
in order to disturb as less as possible
Do you say 'in my gap year' or 'on my gap year' Example 'I am thinking of travelling on my gap year' or 'I am thinking of travelling in my gap year'?
"in" is correct.
Is it correct English usage to say 'telephonic order'?
No. The phrase "telephonic order" is not used. We speak of a telephone order, meaning an order placed over the telephone, as for a pizza delivery, say.
Sims why does it say please insert the correct CD ROM?
It will say that if you have the incorrect CD inserted. you might want to insert the correct disk in order for it to work properly
How do you say Oscar backwards?
rasco
Is it correct - in order to complete your target?
It is correct for one to say in order to complete your target. However, this is not a complete statement. This is a conditional phrase that needs to be complete for example in order to complete your target you must start on time.
Why do people say New Years vs New Year's?
Both are correct depending upon the interpretation. If you are referring to the collective years, than the first example is correct. If you are referring to a specific year, then the second, possessive example, is correct.
Is it correct to say merry new year instead of happy new year?
They both work happy new year just sounds better
