Work till late. Is this the right way of saying it?
2009年4月17日 · Also, work late means work after normal working hours, but not necessarily until late a night. Work till late would always mean working into the night for me.
late at night/late into the night | UsingEnglish.com ESL Forum
2012年6月17日 · To me, "late at night" and "late into the night" are different. Late at night is sometime towards midnight, but late into the night could mean anything up to about 5am. He …
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2021年5月22日 · Could you tell me when to use '' Stefan was late for work again today'' and when to use '' [no space] Stefan has been late for work again today''? Don't use "has been" in that …
[Grammar] "Were you late?" Is this correct? - UsingEnglish.com
2013年5月13日 · "Were you late (today/yesterday/this morning)?" is correct for one specific time. "Are you (always/usually) late?" is correct if you are asking about that person's habit of being …
I get late to work on Mondays. Later than usual.
2019年12月31日 · I am supposed to start work at 9am every day, but I get there late every Monday because the cab driver is always late that day. As you can see, I have had to guess …
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2011年5月28日 · 'Late at work' is possible, but unusual; 'late for work is the normal BrE expression. Status Not open for ...
being late to or for a meeting | UsingEnglish.com ESL Forum
2011年10月1日 · I was late for work = I was supposed to arrive at 9am and I arrived at (for example) 9.05am. I was late to bed last night = I went to bed later than normal, or at a time …
My father has a lot of work.He.....come home late.
2020年1月5日 · 2-My father is always late for work.He must buy a car. A. abo.omar Member. Thread starter Joined Aug 27, 2015
late tonight, don't wait for me. | UsingEnglish.com ESL Forum
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'how late do you open' vs 'how late are you open?'
2013年3月20日 · Hi All, I want to ask which one is better when you inquire about a store's business time: 'how late do you open today' vs 'how late are you open today'...