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Yoong Liat Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
'by' or 'until'
You can raise any objections by / until 30 August.
Which is the correct preposition to use?
Which is the correct preposition to use?
Top answer
" You can raise objections until 30 August. If you have any objections, you must raise them by 30 August. You can...
- " You can raise objections until 30 August.
- If you have any objections, you must raise them by 30 August.
- You can...
- until = You must do it by (if you want to do it at all).
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In your sentence, "until."
You can raise objections until 30 August.
If you have any objections, you must raise them by 30 August.
You can... until = You must do it by (if you want to do it at all).
You can raise objections until 30 August.
If you have any objections, you must raise them by 30 August.
You can... until = You must do it by (if you want to do it at all).
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