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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Difference between "during the month" and "for the month"?
What is the difference between "during the month" and "for the month"?
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The meanings can be the same if they refer to the whole period ( I am staying in Honolulu during/for the month ), but 'during' is more usually used to refer to a more limited period within the month: Sometime during the month I will get a haircut.
- The meanings can be the same if they refer to the whole period ( I am staying in Honolulu during/for the month ), but 'during' is more usually used to refer to a more limited period within the month: Sometime during the month I will get a haircut.
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The meanings can be the same if they refer to the whole period (I am staying in Honolulu during/for the month), but 'during' is more usually used to refer to a more limited period within the month: Sometime during the month I will get a haircut.
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