Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Commencing the course on / from
Strictly speaking, commencing = starting
We will be commencing the course on the (date) / from the (date) onwards.
Which one is right? I think the former is correct.
We will be commencing the course on the (date) / from the (date) onwards.
Which one is right? I think the former is correct.
Top answer
Hi, Yes, the former. Clive
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