In this week/month
1. I’ll do it in this week.
2. I’ll do it in this month.
3. I’ll do it this week.
4. I’ll do it this month.
Are all of these correct?
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3 and 4 are OK. Not the others. I did it last month.
- 3 and 4 are OK.
- Not the others.
- I did it last month.
- I did it (earlier) this month.
- I'll do it (later) this month.
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3 and 4 are OK. Not the others.
I did it last month. I did it (earlier) this month.
I'll do it (later) this month. I'll do it next month.
month, week, year— They all follow the same pattern.
CJ
0If you want 'in', there are two meanings.
1) It will take me this much time to do it.
I can do it in a month. ~ It will take me a month to do the whole job.
Often in the past: I did it in a month.
2) I will start to do it after this much time has passed.
I can do it in a month. ~ I have to wait a month before I start to do it.
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