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Joseph A Posted 9 years ago
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Can we use "by" before the word "tomorrow" in the following sentence?

- I am going to finish my work by tomorrow.

Note/ "by" with the mean of "until".

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JA

  

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- I am going to finish my work by tomorrow. Yes, that is the correct use. Joseph A Note/ "by" with the mean of "until".

— Mister Micawber

  • - I am going to finish my work by tomorrow.
  • Yes, that is the correct use.
  • Joseph A Note/ "by" with the mean of "until".
  • You cannot use 'until' in that sentence.
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Joseph ACan we use "by" before the word "tomorrow" in the following sentence?- I am going to finish my work by tomorrow.

Yes, that is the correct use.

Joseph ANote/ "by" with the mean of "until".

You cannot use 'until' in that sentence.

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