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Reegis Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
On Monday or for Monday
Hello.
1) If I understand you correctly, you want me to finish this book and write an essay about it on Monday, right?
2) If I understand you correctly, you want me to finish this book and write an essay about it for Monday, right?
Are both sentences grammatically correct and mean the same?
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Reegis Are both sentences grammatically correct Yes. Reegis and mean the same? No.
- Reegis Are both sentences grammatically correct Yes.
- Reegis and mean the same?
- No.
- The first means that writing will take place during Monday only; the second means that writing will take place before Monday.
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ReegisAre both sentences grammatically correct
Yes.
Reegisand mean the same?
No. The first means that writing will take place during Monday only; the second means that writing will take place before Monday.
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