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Lucas21c Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

'this year' or 'within this year'

1. Could you confirm whether the following sentence is right?


Do you still have no plan to start a new project [ this year / within this year]?


2. If it is right, could you tell me which one is more natural between 'this year' and 'within this year' in the sentence?

  

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"within this year" isn't natural to me here. g. school year).

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"within this year" isn't natural to me here. "this year" is OK (depending on context, could be a calendar year (January to December) or some other kind of year, e.g. school year).

I would more naturally say "no plans to ...".

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