Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "November"

A: Not sure what you mean by internal meaning

“I heard November hates you” might mean that the month of November has many bad events planned for you

A: yeah, it's supposed to be exited ^^

A: I think it should be "We will be paid on 20th November". And it means that the speaker and everyone else will receive their money on November, 20th.

A: You only say "on November" if you're talking about a specific day, for example "on November 10th" or "on the last day of November". Anything else, you say "in November", for example "in November of last year" or "in the third week of November"

A: Interesting question! The general meaning is similar and for the most part they could be used interchangeably.

In the first case, there is some evidence, maybe a week or two of November have already passed and the events have been such that one could feel that November will be exciting.

In the second case, events prior to November would indicate that November has a good chance, or is likely to be an exciting month. Maybe some trips are planned during November, or friends have announced a visit, or a new house will be ready to move in.

A: "Back in November" is recalling a memory. "In November" could talk about any time, even the future.

A: For example, if you are saying this in December, 2015:

Last November—You are talking about November 2015

The November of last year—You are talking about November 2014

Notice that it is "November OF last year" not "November IN THE last year)

A: В американском английском языке 21 ноября можно сказать двумя способами:

Без "the": November twenty-first.
С "the": November the twenty-first.

В разговорной речи "the" чаще опускают. Разница невелика и является скорее вопросом личных предпочтений, чем строгим американским/британским вариантом.

A: In november december and January I have a lot of exams at my college

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A: You could say it this way:

Please include your detailed itinerary for November

A: “the mobile phone” ——> “the phone”

A: Uniqlo witnessed the highest day of sales volume on November 11, 2001 as evidenced by the net profit of $1.16 million, earned by the branch in Seoul on its opening day.

A: It would make more sense if you said, '"A" is currently available. If you'd like it, please let us know by November 25.'

A: With regards to 21th and 22th November, you do not need to rush to determine the schedule for Tokyo because you still have time to give that more thought. I will try to think about it as well :).

A: You're welcome! Also, if you want to wish someone a happy first day of November you would say: "Happy November!" or "Happy first day of November!" It is NOT a holiday or anything, like "Merry Christmas" or "Happy New Year," but it is just something nice to say to someone if you want to tell them that you are happy it is November and you think the other person might like it too. This was the other meaning I was thinking you might have meant, so I just thought I'd tell you that too.