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Maverick88 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Till\untill

Can someone explain me the difference between "till" and "until"?
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"Till" (often shortened to non-standard ) is a variant of "until" that is acceptable at all levels of language. "Until" is often preferred at the beginning of a sentence in formal writing. Compare: Until his behaviour improves, he cannot become a member.

— Raul

  • "Till" (often shortened to non-standard ) is a variant of "until" that is acceptable at all levels of language.
  • "Until" is often preferred at the beginning of a sentence in formal writing.
  • Compare: Until his behaviour improves, he cannot become a member.
  • He cannot become a member till his behaviour improves.
  • Hope this helps!
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"Till" (often shortened to non-standard <'til>) is a variant of "until" that is acceptable at all levels of language. "Until" is often preferred at the beginning of a sentence in formal writing. Compare:
Until his behaviour improves, he cannot become a member.
He cannot become a member till his behaviour improves.

Hope this helps!

Raul
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thanks for makin things easier for annonymus people..

*** bless u...

regards
bunny!!!
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