Move up my schedule?
Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me what's the difference in meaning between the following sentences?
In order to finish this by 10 pm tommorrow, I will have to move up my schedule.
In order to finish this by 10 pm tommorrow, I will have to expedite my schedule.
In order to finish this by 10 pm tommorrow, I will have to get ahead of my schedule.
Thanks.
Top answer
None of those are good. In order to finish this by 10 pm tomorrow, I will have to work faster than planned. In order to finish this by 10 pm tomorrow, I will have to postpone other work that is on my schedule.
- None of those are good.
- In order to finish this by 10 pm tomorrow, I will have to work faster than planned.
- In order to finish this by 10 pm tomorrow, I will have to postpone other work that is on my schedule.
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None of those are good.
In order to finish this by 10 pm tomorrow, I will have to work faster than planned.
In order to finish this by 10 pm tomorrow, I will have to postpone other work that is on my schedule.
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