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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
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Dear teachers,
Could you please tell me whther these sentences are the same?:
My exam will be in two weeks
My exam will be in two weeks'time
My exam will be two weeks from now
It will be two weeks until my exam
It is still two weeks until my exam
My exam is still two weeks away/off
Thank you in advance
Could you please tell me whther these sentences are the same?:
My exam will be in two weeks
My exam will be in two weeks'time
My exam will be two weeks from now
It will be two weeks until my exam
It is still two weeks until my exam
My exam is still two weeks away/off
Thank you in advance
Top answer
All carry the same data. 'Still' adds an emotional dimension to the statement.
- All carry the same data.
- 'Still' adds an emotional dimension to the statement.
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All carry the same data. 'Still' adds an emotional dimension to the statement.
All carry the same data. 'Still' adds an emotional dimension to the statement.
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Thank you Mister Micawber
By the way Can I use the simple present instead of the simple future as follows ?:
My exam is (only)two weeks from now
It is (only)two weeks until my exam
My exam is (only)two weeks away/off
Thank you in advance
By the way Can I use the simple present instead of the simple future as follows ?:
My exam is (only)two weeks from now
It is (only)two weeks until my exam
My exam is (only)two weeks away/off
Thank you in advance
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