Lagataw Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
For two more months vs for another two months
Is the following explanation sound?
I'll stay here for two more months. requires that I have stayed here for at least one month.
I'll stay here for another two months. requires that I have stayed here for at least two months.
I'll stay here (for) two months more. doesn't require any period of time.
or they're all the same?
I'll stay here for two more months. requires that I have stayed here for at least one month.
I'll stay here for another two months. requires that I have stayed here for at least two months.
I'll stay here (for) two months more. doesn't require any period of time.
or they're all the same?
Top answer
The first and second sentences sound right to me.
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