Posted by rfvv on Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at 4:24am.
Both are correct. The second of the two is more commonly used, but MOST commonly used is simply, "Next month."
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Both are correct. It is already a date on the calendar, but the event will be celebrated in the future.
I would say 1. is somewhat better, because 2. makes it sound like the entire month is the school's anniversary.
I agree that both are correct. I would choose number 2 just because the question asks, "When IS...."
Still, both are correct.
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