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Thread: as long as/until
- 12-Mar-2006, 22:51 #1
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as long as/until What is the difference between "as long as" and "until"?
Thanks in advance.
- 13-Mar-2006, 04:21 #2
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Teacher Re: as long as/until as long as- if you're talking about time, then it manes for the same period- I'll stay here as long as you do (= we leave at the same time)
until- sets a limit- I'll work until 5pm
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