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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

"by" and "before"

What is difference between by and before

1. I will have done it by tomorrow.
2. I will have done it before tomorrow
  

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I will have done it by tomorrow = You will have done it either today or tomorrow( It includes tomorrow) I will have done it before tomorrow = You will have done it today ( this one does not include tomorrow) Hope It's right.

— Nugso

  • I will have done it by tomorrow = You will have done it either today or tomorrow( It includes tomorrow) I will have done it before tomorrow = You will have done it today ( this one does not include tomorrow) Hope It's right.
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I will have done it by tomorrow = You will have done it either today or tomorrow( It includes tomorrow)

I will have done it before tomorrow = You will have done it today ( this one does not include tomorrow)

Hope It's right.
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To me, by tomorrow means by the end of tomorrow.

Before tomorrow means by the end of today.

Rover

EDIT: Nugso and I appear to agree.
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