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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Until what time is the movie showing
Hi all,
I'd like to ask a question about a film. Is it apropriate to ask: "Until what time is the movie showing?" By this I meant when is the film leaving (?) the cinema.
The answer is "The film is showing until 27 March."
Thank you
I'd like to ask a question about a film. Is it apropriate to ask: "Until what time is the movie showing?" By this I meant when is the film leaving (?) the cinema.
The answer is "The film is showing until 27 March."
Thank you
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Hi, Without any other context, a likely answer is eg 11 o'clock. I suggest asking eg What date will it finish on? Clive
- Hi, Without any other context, a likely answer is eg 11 o'clock.
- I suggest asking eg What date will it finish on?
- Clive
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Hi,
Without any other context, a likely answer is eg 11 o'clock.
I suggest asking eg What date will it finish on?
Clive
Without any other context, a likely answer is eg 11 o'clock.
I suggest asking eg What date will it finish on?
Clive
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Yes, if the question seeks a day or a date:
It will finish on Tuesday.
It will finish on March 27th.
It will finish on Tuesday.
It will finish on March 27th.
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