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#1 04-Jun-2017, 21:31The time for finishing the work is scheduled for February of next year
Hello.
An acquaintance of mine asked me to translate the following sentence into English for her. The first sentence is literal translation of the sentence. What do you think of the other one?
The time for finishing the work is scheduled for February of next year.
or
Deadline for the work to be finished is scheduled/set for February of next year.
Thank you.
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#2 04-Jun-2017, 21:34Re: The time for finishing the work is scheduled for February of next year
The deadline for the work to be finished is February next year.
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