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till vs until (If you want till/untill tomorrow it will be too late)



 
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till vs until (If you want till/untill tomorrow it will be too late) #1 (permalink) Tue Mar 17, 2009 18:21 pm   till vs until (If you want till/untill tomorrow it will be too late)
 

If you want till tomorrow it will be too late

If you want until tomorrow it will be too late

when you have to use till and until please?
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till vs until (If you want till/untill tomorrow it will be too late) #2 (permalink) Tue Mar 17, 2009 18:37 pm   till vs until (If you want till/untill tomorrow it will be too late)
 

Same difference.
You can use either one in this context.

Till has some other unrelated meanings, though; but they do not fit in this context.
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till vs until (If you want till/untill tomorrow it will be too late) #3 (permalink) Tue Mar 17, 2009 21:03 pm   till vs until (If you want till/untill tomorrow it will be too late)
 

You can't want till tomorrow .... You can wait.!!!
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