Community Web Version Now Available
Pelin
Which one is correct?
We have less than an hour before the show starts.
We have less than an hour till the show starts.
Oct 5, 2018 4:30 AM
3
1
Answers · 3
"till" is not quite correct. It's really 'til, where the apostrophe indicates that it is a short version of "until". If you correct that, both are fine.
I don't think manybuddies' answer is quite right though. 'in an hour' means a full hour, not 'less than' as your statements do.
October 5, 2018
I normally say "the show starts in an hour".
Both your statements seem correct though.
October 5, 2018
1st one?
October 5, 2018
