Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Untill"

A: Maybe it means "pray until your number is called" or "pray until its your turn"

A: The problem here is the amount of 'l's.
"Till" is an abbreviation of "Until". Till and Until mean the same thing. But Until only has one 'l'.
"Until" means 'right up to the point of something happening or ending.'

"She works until 7:30. Then she goes home."
"She works till 7:30. Then she goes home."
The correct way to abbreviate "Until" is actually 'til and not till. But people do it both ways.

"Still" can mean 'at this time'. And it also means that there has been no change.
"It's been an hour and we are still stuck in traffic."

"That is what I thought before you told me and this is still what I think now that you have told me."

A: until means tak.
hindi me kehte hain tak
EX:i will reach there until tomorrow
me cal tak waha panhunch jaoonga

A: 1. Our school won’t be open until May due to Coronavirus. Until then, we are taking online classes.
2. Justin won’t see Lucas until next fall. Until then, they will communicate online.

예대화:
Lexi: Will you be available before you leave on Saturday?
Margo: Yes, I’ll be available until then.

A: @dkkumar143 .. unless : Except for a specified condition.
Example : Can you turn the radio off unless you are listening to it. ( except if)

until : to the time of (something happening); Before (a time).
Example: I listen to music until I fall asleep. (till the time)

A: "We will be open until 7 o'clock"

"I will wait until you come"

"I studied until I got 100%"

We stayed up all night until my mother cut off the internet"

"I'll wait for you by the front doors"

"We worked really hard and by noon we were all sleeping"

"This poem was written by Shake Speer"

"By the end of the movie we were all in tears"

Sorry if I wrote too many but I hope it helps🤗

A: I'm going to stay until midnight, unless the last train leaves before then - unlike Jeremy, who's coming back at 10:00pm. Note that until has one "l".

A: It was not until she was finished with her test that she could leave the class.

It wasn't until 5:00 that his father came home from work.


It was not until dinner time that she felt hungry.


It was not until summer that he went swimming.

A: Same meaning.

A: They mean the same but "till" is used because it's only one syllable so it's faster to say. "Until" is also the proper way to say whereas "till" is more of an informal word. The exception is if the sentence starts with "Until" then it can't be "Till" or it sounds weird.
For example:
"We have to wait 15 minutes until/till we can leave".
"Until you do this, you can't play video games." If you said "Till you do this" it certainly would be understood but is not something I would say.

A: They mean exactly the same, but till is used more often in informal speech. And the correct spellings are till and until (one l).

A: @tjstkdn:
Until now:
Ex. Until now there has been no change.
- before there was no change but now there is

As of yet:
Ex. As of yet there has been no change.
- right now/so far there isn't any change

A: @ahmadm: 'Can be' means you can BECOME a noun/verb/adjective, while 'can' means you HAVE THE ABILITY TO DO something.

You can be prettier if you put on makeup.
You can be a good student if you study hard.
You can be funnier if you come up with original jokes.

You can go to the party on Friday.
You can drink this soda.
You can laugh if you want.

A: I’m going out at 5pm, so we can talk until then
OR
I’m going out at 5pm, so let’s talk until then

A: You still haven’t graduated??

A: 2 and 3 are both correct, but they have different meanings. Also, one small mistake: it should be spelled like “until”

A: You can say 'I will not be calm, until i top in exams'

A: You can say:

I usually work until 8 pm and get home at 9 pm. After I get home from work, I study English for two to three hours. After that, I go to sleep.

A: "Regardless of passer-by's curious eyes" sounds a bit more natural ^^
Also, "a nightmare" or "nightmares" will work

A: Better to say: "How much have you spent so far?"

A: The first one is incorrect. The second one sounds great!! Good work!

A: @LoooooN:　until only has one L, you could just say "I didn't get to sleep until 2am" Though that means you could have gone to sleep from any point from 2am onwards, but with the use of after it means you only went to sleep at some point noticeably later than 2am.