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Keyan Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

"two weeks later" or "two weeks from now"

Hi,
Would you please tell me which phrase is better?
Situation: When you are talking with someone and explain about your plan

"I will go to Tokyo two weeks later."
"I will go to Tokyo two weeks from now."

Thanks
  

Top answer

Hi, Would you please tell me which phrase is better? " Not correct. " Correct.

— Clive

  • Hi, Would you please tell me which phrase is better?
  • " Not correct.
  • " Correct.
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Hi,

Would you please tell me which phrase is better?
Situation: When you are talking with someone and explain about your plan

"I will go to Tokyo two weeks later." Not correct.
"I will go to Tokyo two weeks from now." Correct.

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Welcome to the forums!

The second one has a very clear meaning, If that's what you mean, that's what you should say.
The fiirst one can have a different meaning, for example 'two weeks later than initially planned'.
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Hi, Clive

Thank you so much for answering immediately! And I'm sorry for late reply.
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