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Too finicky 7 Posted 6 years ago
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Which one of these sentences is gramatically correct-

1.The meeting has been put off until Friday. or

The meeting has been put off to Friday.

2. The movie show has been put off until four o clock.

The movie show has been put off to four o clock .

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too finicky 7 1. The meeting has been put off until Friday. The meeting has been put off to Friday.

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  • too finicky 7 1.
  • The meeting has been put off until Friday.
  • The meeting has been put off to Friday.
  • 2.
  • The movie show has been put off until four o'clock .
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too finicky 71. The meeting has been put off until Friday.
The meeting has been put off to Friday.
2. The movie show has been put off until four o'clock.
The movie show has been put off to four o'clock.

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