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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Difference between by and until -- when to use
Difference between usage of by versus until.
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Please submit the form by the fifteenth of August. You are to perform an act of unspecified duration on or before a specified point in time. The work must be completed by the fifteenth of August.
- Please submit the form by the fifteenth of August.
- You are to perform an act of unspecified duration on or before a specified point in time.
- The work must be completed by the fifteenth of August.
- In this case, the "event" (or act) is the completion .
- You may change your benificiary until the fifteenth of August.
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Please submit the form by the fifteenth of August.
You are to perform an act of unspecified duration on or before a specified point in time.
The work must be completed by the fifteenth of August.
In this case, the "event" (or act) is the completion.
You may change your benificiary until the fifteenth of August.
You are to perform an act of unspecified duration on or before a specified point in time.
The work must be completed by the fifteenth of August.
In this case, the "event" (or act) is the completion.
You may change your benificiary until the fifteenth of August.
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