Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "December"s

A: Published December 16

This is a publication date, but it is not a sentence.
If it were in a complete sentence, then ON would be used. Example:

—The article was published on December 16.

A: So what this means is that the document (I'm guessing it's a document) is useable until December 31 in whatever year it says on the paper. "Year in question" is a phrase that is used to refer back to a year that the document is discussing without repeating the actual number. After that date you cannot use the document anymore.

A: The previous December. So right now when I say "This past December." I mean December 2014.

A: Song lyrics are poetic and often don't reflect how people actually talk. "I go back to December" probably means the speaker reminisces about what happened in December.

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A: It's "in December".

You use "in" for months and years, "on" for days and dates, "at" for times of day.

A: I think "They got married on December 27th in 1876 just after Christmas" is a better way to phrase this

A: it's the same meaning just different ways to say it

She will be traveling on November
She is going to travel on November

A: I did it in December sounds more natural

A: the "13rd" of December is wrong. The correct form of 13 when put into context with a month should be 13th.

A: I've never thought about it.
It's just 2 different ways of saying the same thing.

A: “I was born on December 27th 1997” is the correct one :)

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A: “I finished watching the movie. It was really fun, but I was so sleepy. My English teacher said, “What’s up?” I told him/her I stayed up so late because I was tired. Tomorrow, I have to go to a parent and child meeting. I’m very nervous, but I’ll do my best.” I tried to make the sentences flow more and sound more natural, hope this helps!

A: that's really good well done 👍
there are just a few things that I'd change:
When I got up, my stuffy nose was better. I think I/it (I -if you were ill or it -if it was just your nose that was like that) got better as I took medication.
today is my fourth day of writing a diary in English. I still find it hard to write in English, especially without the aid of a translator.

keep it up it'll get easier than more you do it ☺️

A: Perfect. You already wrote it in an informal way.

A: You should say Since early December I've/I have been living in Taiwan.

A: From what I know it's just a phrase used in some obscure songs and is also the name of a band. But it's definitely not a commonly used term in English with a specific meaning. If it's being used in a song, it could just be emphasizing that December was "sweet" month (good, awesome, perfect, etc).