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after a week

Is it correct to say "I got better after a week." Is it the same as "i got better a week later"?

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Re: after a week

Depending on the broader context, either could be used.

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Re: after a week

Dear Anglika,
Could you please elaberate your explanation? Please give the two sentences a broader context . Examples would be most helpful.

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