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Rashid rajal Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Untill

1.Do not stop until I say to stop.
2.Do not stop until I don't say to stop.

Are these 2 have the same meaning
  

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rashid rajal Are these 2 have the same meaning No. The first one is OK; the second one is meaningless: you cannot wait until something does not happen.

— Mister Micawber

  • rashid rajal Are these 2 have the same meaning No.
  • The first one is OK; the second one is meaningless: you cannot wait until something does not happen.
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rashid rajalAre these 2 have the same meaning
No. The first one is OK; the second one is meaningless: you cannot wait until something does not happen.
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I can't help you untill you don't help us.
What about this one. This is same like that wrong One
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That is a very strange sentence.
It says you are helping us now. As long as you keep helping us, we can't help you.
After you stop helping us, we can then help you.

I'm pretty sure that's not what was meant.

If you replace "until" with "if" (including in your first post) you will have meaningful sentences.
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