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18-Apr-2006, 06:42
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 "in two days" Also, what is the difference between "I will catch the plane in two days" and "I will catch the plane within two days". Thanks in advance |
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19-Apr-2006, 04:59
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 Re: "in two days" Wednesday Within two days- could be tomorrow or the day after- within establishes a limit |
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