Prepositions of time "by" and "until" | English lesson

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Hi Andrew, would like to ask does it mean for this sentence " the shop would be close until 2 March 2020" does it mean the shop would close or open on 2 March 2020"? When using "until" , is the action still happening at the time mentioned? Great video btw!

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Many thanks.But I have a question .Coud we say.The shops will be opened from 9:00 am to 10 :00pm? Thanks for replying

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Hi Sir, I have a confusion related to below examples, so please explain the reason about this. 1) Mark lived in Paris until 2010 = In 2010 he moved or he stopped living in Paris. 2) I will be rich until 2020 = After 2020 I will no longer be rich. I will be poor. In 2nd example, you said that 'After 2020 I will be poor', but in 1st example you said 'In 2010 he moved or he stopped living in Paris', so in 2nd example why I can't say that 'In 2020 I will be poor'. Kindly explain it.

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Pls help, as i always use 'on or before' instead of 'by' in my official documen. e.g. I will leave London by Friday. 'by' = before, then i must leave before Friday = I must leave on Thursday and Thursday is the deadline. Pls make clear my misunderstanding. Best wishes, Ben,

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The shop will be closed from 7pm until 8am tomorrow. ⬆️ this is of past tense.

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I am a 4th class student. I am from India. Sir, in by- more examples u said by the 15th July. We should either say the 15th of July or 15th July. Please tell me if we can say the 15th July too.

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Hi Anrew, I want to know where I could not use the articles with by I hope to reply me

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excusme dear teacher: i have one question doubt...will we use instead of "until" by "to" for your example the shop will be closed from 7pm until 8am tomorrow... will we say : the shop will be closed from 7pm to 8am tomorrow...plz reply me soon as possible

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I have to work until friday Be at home by 11:00 pm

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Soo until means will isn't it or wrong?

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There are a same pronunciation between till & tell but the meaning is different

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No, They're not homophones. Check out your dictionary.