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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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In two weeks or two weeks later
Hi. What is the difference? Or perhaps, I should ask, "What is the correct way to ask?" To me, no. 2 is stylistically awkward.
(after saying good bye to a friend)
1. Bye, Joe. I will see you in two weeks.
2. Bye, Joe. I will see you two weeks later.
(after saying good bye to a friend)
1. Bye, Joe. I will see you in two weeks.
2. Bye, Joe. I will see you two weeks later.
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Hi, I already answered your other thread about this. Yes, #2 does not really work. Clive
- Hi, I already answered your other thread about this.
- Yes, #2 does not really work.
- Clive
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Hi,
I already answered your other thread about this.
Yes, #2 does not really work.
Clive
I already answered your other thread about this.
Yes, #2 does not really work.
Clive
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