0
Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Some prepositions
Could you kinldy explain to me the difference in the meaning between using this prepositions in the following sentence, pease?
Voytek is hoping to find a job in Vietnam for/on/in/during six months.
Maybe some of them are totally inproper for that sentence, no idea.
Top answer
Voytaszek Voytek is hoping to find a job in Vietnam for six months. = The job will be 6 months long. Voytaszek Voytek is hoping to find a job in Vietnam in six months.
- Voytaszek Voytek is hoping to find a job in Vietnam for six months.
- = The job will be 6 months long.
- Voytaszek Voytek is hoping to find a job in Vietnam in six months.
- = He will start looking for a job 6 months from now.
- The other prepositions are inappropriate.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
VoytaszekVoytek is hoping to find a job in Vietnam for six months.
= The job will be 6 months long.
VoytaszekVoytek is hoping to find a job in Vietnam in six months.
= He will start looking for a job 6 months from now.
The other prepositions are inappropriate.
0
Related Questions