When to use till or until?

[selwan]

Please explain with examples.

 

[Rover_KE]

Actually, it's you who should provide examples for us to comment on.

However, your title has enabled the system to find some Similar Threads below. See the last of them, and ask again if you have any specific questions.

 

[Tarheel]

You don't need either word until you want to use it in a sentence. What do you want to say?

 

[selwan]

For example: I am not going to pay the rent until my landlord fixes the plumbing.
I am not going to pay the rent till my landlord fixes the plumbing.
Is the first sentence has the same meaning of the second one? Why/ Why not?

 

[selwan]

My question means is there any difference between till and until?

 

[Tarheel]

For example: I am not going to pay the rent until my landlord fixes the plumbing.
I am not going to pay the rent till my landlord fixes the plumbing.
Does the first sentence have the same meaning as the second one? Why/ Why not?

Yes, they mean the same thing. (I don't know if there even is an answer to Why.​)

 

[selwan]

I've been learning English for only three months, So I don't speak English fluently.

I mean if there is a difference between till and until, Why do they mean the same thing?

 

[Tarheel]

I've been learning English for only three months, so I don't speak English fluently.

I mean if there is a difference between till and until, why do they mean the same thing?

I think you have answered your own question. (Only three months? You must be a genius.)

 

[Rover_KE]

Why do they mean the same thing?

They mean the same in this context because they are synonyms. Some exceptions are listed in the similar thread I directed you to, so they are not always interchangeable.

 

[selwan]

You're right. Anyway I've known the answer.

 

[Tarheel]

You're right. Anyway, I know the answer.

Of course I'm right. ;-) (Rover was referring to the links below this thread. (See "till and until".))