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“Planning for next year” vs. “planning for the next year”
I would like to start planning for next year.
In the above sentence, there is no definite article before the words next year. Should it be present, as in the following sentence which sounds far ...
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Is it proper to use the word “bandwidth” as it relates to time allotment?
I'm a web developer and I've often heard other technical and developer types say:
Sorry, I don't have the bandwidth to take on your project at this time.
I started using the term myself and ...
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How to say that you are going to do something really soon? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
“Do it very quickly” vs “do it ASAP”
Quite often I need to say that I will do something really soon - e.g. in a few hours, but not sure how much ...
