August 10 Write abbreviations in English.

English abbreviation: British: 10th, Aug, American:? August +00, 65438.

In terms of dates, Britain and the United States have different expressions. Take the sun first, then the moon, which is British; On the other hand, the American style records the month first and then the date. As1March 2, 996 wrote:

March 2, 1996 (UK)

March 2, 1996 (USA)

In American writing, 1ST, 2nd and 3rd are not used. Because the written expression of the date is different, the pronunciation is different. For example, April 20, 1987, written in Britain as 20 April 20, 1987, pronounced as April 20, 1987.

The American expression is1April 20th, 987, and the pronunciation is1April 20th, 987. Similarly, when all dates are expressed in numbers, there are differences between Britain and the United States.

1May 6, 998 should be written as 6/5/98 for English and 5/6/98 for American; 0 1.08. 1998 is British 1998 August 1, but according to American expression, it is 1998 June 5438+0, American1998 August/kloc-.

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Abbreviations for words?

Sometimes, in order to write simply, long words should be abbreviated when expressing weeks and months.

1, Sunday (Sun. ), Monday (Mon Tuesday (Tuesday. ), Wednesday (Wednesday Thursday (Thur. Or you. ), Friday (Fri. ), Saturday (Saturday )?

Memory method: Except for the first four letters of "Tuesday" and the first four or five letters of "Thursday", all other words take the first three letters and add a dot at the lower right.

2. January, February, March, April, June and July?

August September October November December

Memory method: Except for May, which has no abbreviated form, all other words can be represented by the first three letters, with a dot at the lower right for abbreviation, and September can also be represented by the first four letters plus a dot.

3. In English date expression, the ordinal number is commonly used to indicate a certain day, and its abbreviation is usually: 1st, 2,3,4,5,30?

Memory method: the abbreviations of No.65438 +0, No.2, No.3, No.265438 +0, No.22 and No.23 are "date numbers +st, nd and RD (the last two letters of the first, second and third letters)", and the abbreviations of other dates are "numbers+TH"; You can also directly use numbers to represent a certain day. Such as March 14, 1995 or March 14, 1995.