Do you say 'in March' or 'on March'?

If you're talking about March as in the month , say"in March" . If you are trying to say a specific date , for example , March the 5th , you say"on March" the 5th ! Use"on" when talking about a specific day , and use"in" when talking about the whole month ! read more

In/on/at: * in the month (somewhere inside this container called "month" that holds 30 or so days) * on the day (on a specific day) * at the time (at this precise moment) I was born in March. On the 15th. At 11:59 a.m. I was born at 11:59 a.m. read more

You say “in March” if you are stopping with the name of the month and aren’t being more specific than that. For example, “In March, we are going on vacation,” or “He was born in March of 1989.” We don’t know what specific day they’re going on vacation or what day he was born on. read more

We will go on the march for correct marching on March 30th (notice 'the' and one capital 'M'). On March 30, 2012, we will be reminded to march in March of 2013. Later in March this year, we will march. On March 30, 2012, we will march. read more