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Matthew1622 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
The difference between "in under a month", "in a month", "within a month"
Hi there,
I read an article on the Economist, in which a sentence goes "This was the third huge peaceful march to take place in under a month. " Can I use "in a month" or "within a month" to replace "in under a month" in here? Many thanks!
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in under a month, in less than a month, in a month, within a month They all say about the same thing. Use whichever you like. ) CJ
- in under a month, in less than a month, in a month, within a month They all say about the same thing.
- Use whichever you like.
- ) CJ
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in under a month, in less than a month, in a month, within a month
They all say about the same thing. Use whichever you like.
(Of course, the first two above shorten the time a bit.)
CJ
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