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Until vs. By

November 10, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with by or until.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1You should be home ............... 6 o'clock.
Wrong!
By 6 o'clock means at or before 6 o'clock.
2Please wait here ............... I come back.
Wrong!
3He will be away ............... Friday.
Wrong!
4I won't leave ............... the manager comes.
Wrong!
5You have to finish the job ............... evening.
Wrong!
6She won't be back ............... Friday.
Wrong!
7I will not forget that experience ............... my death.
Wrong!
8............... the time he realized his mistake, it was already too late.
Wrong!
9We finally reached the station half an hour late. ............... then the train had already left.
Wrong!
10I will be working ............... 6 pm.
Wrong!
11Last night I watched TV ............... 2 am.
Wrong!
12............... the time I reached home, most of the guests had already left.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. You should be home by 6 o’clock.
  2. Please wait here until I come back.
  3. He will be away until Friday.
  4. I won’t leave until the manager comes.
  5. You have to finish the job by evening.
  6. She won’t be back until Friday.
  7. I will not forget that experience until my death.
  8. By the time he realized his mistake, it was already too late.
  9. We finally reached the station half an hour late. By then the train had already left.
  10. I will be working until 6 pm.
  11. Last night I watched TV until 2 am.
  12. By the time I reached home, most of the guests had already left.
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