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Lagataw Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
'two more months' vs 'another two months'
are the following explanations sound?
I'll stay here for two more months means that I have stayed 'here' for at least one month.
I'll stay here for another two months means that I have stayed 'here' for at least two months.
I'll stay here (for) two months more is possible even if I have stayed here for less than a month.
I'll stay here for two more months means that I have stayed 'here' for at least one month.
I'll stay here for another two months means that I have stayed 'here' for at least two months.
I'll stay here (for) two months more is possible even if I have stayed here for less than a month.
Top answer
Your third sentence is the only one with a "guaranteed" meaning.
- Your third sentence is the only one with a "guaranteed" meaning.
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Do you mean the italicized sentence?...that it is grammatically and semantically sound?
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The third explanation...that it is valid.
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The third explanation...that it is valid.
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