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I won’t be home until 6. && I won’t be home before 6.
Which one is should I say when I literally mean before 6, I won’t be home?
Can you add more explanation about the difference using between “until” and “before”?
Thank you!
29 nov 2020 19:00
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If you tell me that you won't be home before 6, I have information about the period up to 6, but not after. I know you won't be home before 6 but I don't know when you will be home.
Telling me you won't be home until 6 gives the information up to 6 and also after. I know that at 6, you'll come home. 'Until' finishes 'won't be home'.
29 novembre 2020
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Cinese (mandarino), Inglese
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Inglese
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