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Shahnoza
what is the difference between "in" and "after" (two day) in two days I have an exam AND after two days I have an exam By the way, will it sound natural if I say time first then the rest words like this?
Mar 15, 2016 2:39 AM
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In two days, I have an exam. I have an exam in two days. Use one of those, not after, to describe this.
March 15, 2016
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IN 2 days implies the act will happen on the 2nd day. AFTER 2 days means 2 days must pass first, then the act can take place. In 2 days it will be my birthday. After 2 days I can take the test again.
March 17, 2016
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Shahnoza
Language Skills
English, Russian, Uzbek
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English
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