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Discover Ludwig"this April" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to the month of April in the same year that you are speaking/writing in. For example: "We have an important event taking place this April that I'm really looking forward to."
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It returns this April.
This April is doomed.
This April, I celebrated my 60th birthday.
"You can hear this?" April 8, 2016.
It'll be 20 years this April.
He marched another nine hundred this April.
The tax hike, introduced this April, hit the economy hard.
(American forces withdrew from the valley this April).
The other is Johnson & Johnson's Zytiga, approved this April.
Is this April Fools' Day?" Of course it was preposterous.
The retail veteran David Adams was appointed chairman this April.
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