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Joe2012 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Regarding a verb "since" and adverb "until now" usage

My question/doubt: This is regarding a sentence which I said to some shopping site for delayed shipping. I wanna know I had used the prepositon "from" and adverb "until now" correctly or not in my sentence which I'm mentioning from second paragraph. So it's both a grammatical question and a grammar-confirm-doubt question Emotion: wink

Sentence : "So yours 24 hours haven't completed from/since 15th of March to until now(18th of March)"

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Hi, "So yours 24 hours haven't completed from/since 15th of March to until now (18th of March)" Here are some phrases that work. from 15/March until now. from 15/Macrh to now since 15/March Overall, the rest of your wording is not great.

— Clive

  • Hi, "So yours 24 hours haven't completed from/since 15th of March to until now (18th of March)" Here are some phrases that work.
  • from 15/March until now.
  • from 15/Macrh to now since 15/March Overall, the rest of your wording is not great.
  • " Clive
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Hi,

"So yours 24 hours haven't completed from/since 15th of March to until now(18th of March)"

Here are some phrases that work.



from 15/March until now.

from 15/Macrh to now

since 15/March



Overall, the rest of your wording is not great. I suggest

"So, your 24 hour period hasn't elapsed from 15th of M
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Thanks a lot for answering Emotion: smile and teaching me a new way of making sentences.
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Hi,

"So your 24 hours haven't completed from/since 15th of March until now(18th of March)"



Better, but still rather awkward.



Clive
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