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Perfect Stranger Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Vocabulary question no. 68: by Firday
Dear Users,
If someone says:
Please think it over and let me know your decision by this Friday.
Do they mean that the decision should be made on notified not later than Thursday evening? Or does it mean one can also let them know on Friday morning/afternoon?
Thank you
If someone says:
Please think it over and let me know your decision by this Friday.
Do they mean that the decision should be made on notified not later than Thursday evening? Or does it mean one can also let them know on Friday morning/afternoon?
Thank you
Top answer
by this Friday = “no later than this Friday” / “this Friday or before”
- by this Friday = “no later than this Friday” / “this Friday or before”
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by this Friday = “no later than this Friday” / “this Friday or before”
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