The more specific the time, the smaller the "space" we linguistically assign to it. So usually times are points, dates are surfaces, and months and years are 3 ...

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What is the correct way to say: "On December 2016" or "In December 2016"? I know we use "in" with the months of the year. But you have a complete date we use " ...

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Western Michigan University says "If only the month and year are used, do not use commas. Do not use the word "of" between the month and the ...

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Well, the right answer is both are correct when used in their appropriate context. We often talk about date and year in terms of months, years, weekdays etc. In ...

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"In" is like a box. If something happens in February or in 2020, it's like saying it happens inside the big box of that month or year. · "On" is ...

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Use “In” with Months and Years. When talking about months, use the preposition in (for example, in January). When talking about years, use in (for example, in ...

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When talking about a month, you use "in". For example, The following events occurred in October 1962.

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