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Julijuly Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Difference between Due/Due by/ Due on.
How does the presence and absence of the words "By and On" change the meaning of the sentence?
"Due by Monday"
"Due on Monday"
"Due Monday"
Many thanks
Top answer
If you're talking about when a payment is due, I would take all of those to mean the same thing. Pay on Monday or before. A payment after Monday is an overdue payment.
- If you're talking about when a payment is due, I would take all of those to mean the same thing.
- Pay on Monday or before.
- A payment after Monday is an overdue payment.
- CJ
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If you're talking about when a payment is due, I would take all of those to mean the same thing. Pay on Monday or before. A payment after Monday is an overdue payment.
CJ
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