What does "by the latest" mean?
Hi, guys. So I came across this sentence: "Send your CV and application letter by the latest June 10th, 2019."
Does this means the same as "at the latest"? So I should send them no later than June 10th?
Or does it means I should send them on June 10th?
I haven't got any explanation about the phrase "by the latest" so I'm kind of confused, since according to my logic I should send it before June 10th. But if I translate the sentence, it states that I should send them on June 10th.
What does it actually mean?
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Slayinback - Does this means mean the same as "at the latest"? After auxiliary do ( do, does, did ) you must use the plain form of the verb. Yes.
- Slayinback - Does this means mean the same as "at the latest"?
- After auxiliary do ( do, does, did ) you must use the plain form of the verb.
- Yes.
- It should be "at the latest".
- Slayinback - I should send them no later than June 10th?
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Slayinback -Does thismeansmean the same as "at the latest"?
After auxiliary do (do, does, did) you must use the plain form of the verb.
Yes. It should be "at the latest".
Slayinback -I should send them no later than June 10th?
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