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Discover LudwigThe phrase "this February" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the current or upcoming month of February. Example: "I am planning on taking a trip to Europe this February."
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This February, Zac Posen went to the Oscars.
This February alone one tonne was seized.
On this February half-term break, families.
(The killer was finally arrested this February).
This February, she live-tweeted the acquisition of a pony.
Passenger numbers are sliding, by 3.3% this February over last.
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This September was different.
This August they employed 19,400.
The program expires this December.
But this January, the A.C.X.
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