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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
week in advance
Could someone please correct the sentences?
1 On an iPhone, the weather forecast is shown for a week in advance. If today is Monday, you will see the forecast until next Monday.
2 You can only get forecast up to week in advance. From Monday to Monday. If you want to see the following Tuesday's you need to wait till Tuesday
Thanks
1 On an iPhone, the weather forecast is shown for a week in advance. If today is Monday, you will see the forecast until next Monday.
2 You can only get forecast up to week in advance. From Monday to Monday. If you want to see the following Tuesday's you need to wait till Tuesday
Thanks
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1 - through next Monday 2 - I prefer: You can get the forecast only up to a week... [ I think that one could expet the forecast only through Sunday. ]
- 1 - through next Monday 2 - I prefer: You can get the forecast only up to a week...
- [ I think that one could expet the forecast only through Sunday.
- ]
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1 - through next Monday
2 - I prefer: You can get the forecast only up to a week...
[ I think that one could expet the forecast only through Sunday. ]
2 - I prefer: You can get the forecast only up to a week...
[ I think that one could expet the forecast only through Sunday. ]
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The first sentence in each is the problem I am facing.
On an iPhone, the weather forecast is shown for a week in advance.
On an iPhone, the weather forecast is shown up to a week in advance.
You can only get forecast up to week in advance.
You can only get forecast for a week in advance.
What is the grammatical way?
On an iPhone, the weather forecast is shown for a week in advance.
On an iPhone, the weather forecast is shown up to a week in advance.
You can only get forecast up to week in advance.
You can only get forecast for a week in advance.
What is the grammatical way?
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