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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Work out, within/by/on

Are these sentences correct?:

"We're going to move in within a week, if things work out."

"We're going to move in on/by (a date), if things work out."

  

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You don't need the commas: We're going to move in within a week if things work out. We're going to move in on/by (a date) if things work out.

— Mister Micawber

  • You don't need the commas: We're going to move in within a week if things work out.
  • We're going to move in on/by (a date) if things work out.
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You don't need the commas:

We're going to move in within a week if things work out.

We're going to move in on/by (a date) if things work out.

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