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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
until after / before
Hi,
Would it be right to replace "before" for "until after" in the following sentence?
I coundn't leave for the beach before 6 pm.
If so, is there any difference?
Would it be right to replace "before" for "until after" in the following sentence?
I coundn't leave for the beach before 6 pm.
If so, is there any difference?
Top answer
Either is OK, with no change in meaning.
- Either is OK, with no change in meaning.
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