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Tarirotari Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
From Sunday to the following/next Sunday
Is there any difference between:
"We stayed there from Sunday to the next Sunday"
"We stayed there from Sunday to the following Sunday"
Can we use any of those expressions indifferently in this context?
"We stayed there from Sunday to the next Sunday"
"We stayed there from Sunday to the following Sunday"
Can we use any of those expressions indifferently in this context?
Top answer
They are synonymous.
- They are synonymous.
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