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Tmn111 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Untill/up to

Can I use both in sentences like:

"I can stay there untill 28th February"
"I can stay there up to 28th February".

Thank you.
  

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until, not untill . Only one L . I would use, "I can stay there until February 28" or "I can stay there until the 28th of February".

— CalifJim

  • until, not untill .
  • Only one L .
  • I would use, "I can stay there until February 28" or "I can stay there until the 28th of February".
  • "up to" is understandable, but less idiomatic in my opinion.
  • CJ
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until, not untill. Only one L.

I would use, "I can stay there until February 28" or "I can stay there until the 28th of February".

"up to" is understandable, but less idiomatic in my opinion.

CJ
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