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Deborahjeong Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Before or until or both
I had never seen such a beautiful sunset [ before/until ] I went to the island.
I think both before and until are grammatically correct. If so, dovthey have different meanings? Or, either one of them is correct? Could you help me clarify it? Thanks.
I think both before and until are grammatically correct. If so, dovthey have different meanings? Or, either one of them is correct? Could you help me clarify it? Thanks.
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deborahjeong I had never seen such a beautiful sunset [ before/until ] I went to the island. Both are correct. The meanings are the same.
- deborahjeong I had never seen such a beautiful sunset [ before/until ] I went to the island.
- Both are correct.
- The meanings are the same.
- CJ
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deborahjeongI had never seen such a beautiful sunset [ before/until ] I went to the island.
Both are correct. The meanings are the same.
CJ
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