SheltieBites Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Later On
"They will talk about the project later."
"They will talk about the project later on."
"Later" vs "later on". Any differences between them?
"They will talk about the project later on."
"Later" vs "later on". Any differences between them?
Top answer
Hi, I detect no difference here. However, later on is considered informal. Regards
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Hi,
I detect no difference here. However, later on is considered informal.
Regards
I detect no difference here. However, later on is considered informal.
Regards
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