Tmn111 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Untill/up to
Can I use both in sentences like:
"I can stay there untill 28th February"
"I can stay there up to 28th February".
Thank you.
"I can stay there untill 28th February"
"I can stay there up to 28th February".
Thank you.
Top answer
until, not untill . Only one L . I would use, "I can stay there until February 28" or "I can stay there until the 28th of February".
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until, not untill. Only one L.
I would use, "I can stay there until February 28" or "I can stay there until the 28th of February".
"up to" is understandable, but less idiomatic in my opinion.
CJ
I would use, "I can stay there until February 28" or "I can stay there until the 28th of February".
"up to" is understandable, but less idiomatic in my opinion.
CJ
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