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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 19 years ago
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"would not be long before/until/for...." Thank you.
0 Are there any differences between these sentences? Thank you. 02 br
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00 1. The Kealor had advanced to the Soire Lake and it would not be long 01 b 00 before the allies had to retreat. 02 b 02 br
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00 2. The Kealor had advanced to the Soire Lake and it would not be long 01 b 00 until the allies had to retreat. 02 b 02 br
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00 3. The Kealor had advanced to the Soire Lake and it would not be long 01 b 00 for the allies to retreat. 02 br
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02 b 00 Best wishes, 02 br
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00 1. The Kealor had advanced to the Soire Lake and it would not be long 01 b 00 before the allies had to retreat. 02 b 02 br
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00 2. The Kealor had advanced to the Soire Lake and it would not be long 01 b 00 until the allies had to retreat. 02 b 02 br
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00 3. The Kealor had advanced to the Soire Lake and it would not be long 01 b 00 for the allies to retreat. 02 br
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02 b 00 Best wishes, 02 br
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0 #1 and #2 are fine - both mean the same: there will be a short period [of battle?] and then the allies will have to/be forced to retreat; #3 is incorrect. 0-
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