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Natalia09 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Set deadline
Which preposition is correct in this sentence?
"The deadline is set to two months"
Is "to" correct here?
Thanks!
"The deadline is set to two months"
Is "to" correct here?
Thanks!
Top answer
Hi, A 'deadline' is a point in time. ' Clive
- Hi, A 'deadline' is a point in time.
- ' Clive
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Hi,
A 'deadline' is a point in time. So, say
eg "The deadline is two months from today."
eg The deadline has be set to two months from today.'
Clive
A 'deadline' is a point in time. So, say
eg "The deadline is two months from today."
eg The deadline has be set to two months from today.'
Clive
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