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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Legal Studies
time in the future?
Hi, so if i want to say that i will do a project in the future, but i dont know the exact amount of time, how should i say it?
for example if i do know that it will takes me 2 month, i can say "i will do a project in the next 2 months", is it right?
Sorry for my bad english
for example if i do know that it will takes me 2 month, i can say "i will do a project in the next 2 months", is it right?
Sorry for my bad english
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Let us take "two months" as the rough period of time. Now: Do you mean you do not know when you will do the project? Or do you mean you do not know how long the project will take?
- Let us take "two months" as the rough period of time.
- Now: Do you mean you do not know when you will do the project?
- Or do you mean you do not know how long the project will take?
- If you mean "when," then you can say: I am planning to do a project sometime in the next two months.
- If you mean "how long," then you can say: I am planning to do a project that should take about two months to complete.
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Let us take "two months" as the rough period of time.
Now:
Do you mean you do not know when you will do the project?
Or do you mean you do not know how long the project will take?
If you mean "when," then you can say:
I am planning to do a project sometime in the next two months.
If you mean "how long," then you can say:
I am planning to do a pro
Now:
Do you mean you do not know when you will do the project?
Or do you mean you do not know how long the project will take?
If you mean "when," then you can say:
I am planning to do a project sometime in the next two months.
If you mean "how long," then you can say:
I am planning to do a pro
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