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номер газеты (I don't know how you would refer to a newspaper issue belonging to a certain day in English. For example, in Spanish I would say: El ejemplar del periуdico del sбbado 28 de noviembre del 2009 But how do you say this in English? Is any of these options correct? The Wednesday 29th of November issue of the newspaper. The issue of Wednesday 29th of November of your newspaper. Your first way is better. These are all examples of usage taken from the web: – the front cover of the 13 January 1979 issue of the New Musical Express – the 19 February issue of the Saturday Evening Post – the 19th of March issue of the New England Journal of Medicine But you can also start with "the isssue" if you do it this way: – the issue of the London Review of Books dated 9 December 1999 In America, of course, it's very common to name the month before the day, thus: – the April 12 issue of Al-Ahram – the May 24 issue of Forbes magazine – the Friday, September 2nd, 2005 issue of the New York Times. АД Alexander Demidov) |
