In which context can I use 'until then'?
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"Until then" is used to refer to the time between now and a specific point in the future. It often implies that something will happen or change at that future time.
Examples:
1. Casual goodbye:
"I'll see you next week. Until then, take care!"
(Meaning: Take care between now and when we meet next week.)
2. Postponing action:
"The report is due Friday. Until then, let's focus on finalizing the details."
(Meaning: Between now and Friday, focus on the details.)
3. Anticipating an event:
"The concert starts at 8 PM. Until then, we can grab dinner."
(Meaning: Between now and the concert, we'll have dinner.)
You can use it in formal or informal contexts depending on the tone of the conversation.
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