But, Doris, your 3rd sentence seems to be a comma splice.
Aman, I'm not sure "English calendar" is the proper description (as this calendar is used in many non-English speaking countries) -- perhaps "Western calendar" is more accurate.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar
In any case, the preposition should be "on" -- and don't forget to use an article:
4 comments:
Phrase: This is the first month of the year after the holidays.
Dependent clause: This is the first month of the year since I started my job.
Independent clause: Where did the time go, this is the first month of the year!
Phrase: This is the first month of the year in 2014.
Depedent clause: This is the first month of the year since leaving my work.
Independent clause: I have trouble waking up early since this is the first month of the year after the holidays.
Phrase: This is the first month of the year in English calendar.
Dependent clause: This is the first month of the year for me to get organised.
Independent clause: I have made some resolutions in January as this is the first month of the year.
Good try!
But, Doris, your 3rd sentence seems to be a comma splice.
Aman, I'm not sure "English calendar" is the proper description (as this calendar is used in many non-English speaking countries) -- perhaps "Western calendar" is more accurate.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar
In any case, the preposition should be "on" -- and don't forget to use an article:
"...on the [Western] calendar"
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