Hi All,
Please assist! Which one is the correct sentence?
it will be done by today
or
it will be done today.
Regards,
kreative - 21 October 2009 11:20 PMHi All, Please assist! Which one is the correct sentence? it will be done by today or it will be done today. Regards,
saying “done by today” implies that it has been ongoing and will be finally complete today.
saying “done today” implies it is going to be started and completed today.
subtle difference.
it will be done by today or it will be done today.
Either of these is correct. Usually, however, using “by ______” indicates that the task is in the future.
“It will be do by this afternoon” or “It will be done by tomorrow” sounds a bit more natural.
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saparris - 22 October 2009 07:06 AMit will be done by today or it will be done today. Either of these is correct. Usually, however, using “by ______” indicates that the task is in the future. “It will be do by this afternoon” or “It will be done by tomorrow” sounds a bit more natural.
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“It will be do by this afternoon”
Sorry. “It will be did by this afternoon.”
Maybe you should write it correctly, or others may start speaking like this. Then again, how else is the language to change?
Or maybe it’s time I learned to type!
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