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For questions about expressing time in English.
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What do I call the grammar at "following"?
This sentence is a little confusing. I think it might be reworded to:
After the employees discuss it, the workshop should improve the company.
Although I am not sure if this is the meaning you a …
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Does 'Next' hold the sense of 'Year' in itself in following syntax
You suggest that
By the time next year...
Is syntax you have seen before. Using "the" in this phrase is ambiguous because it is unclear to what time you are referring. … It is fully correct to say
By this time next year...
because "this time" clearly refers to the current moment of discussion.
However, the given sentence clearly contains "April". …
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