By or Until
Choose the correct answer.
- You have to complete your proposal (by/until) next week.
- You have (by/until) next week to complete your proposal.
- If you call me (by/until) 6:00, you can probably still reach me at the office.
- Please respond to the invitation (by/until) the 23rd so we know how many guests to expect.
- Did we get the shipment in yet? No. The packages we ordered last week won't arrive (by/until) the 30th.
- The firm’s new accountant won’t be able to start (by/until) his other contract ends.
- The company will not accept employment applications (by/until) the middle of next week.
- If you are planning to take your vacation before the conference, you must notify your supervisors (by/until) June 1st.
- Reservations for the board room must be submitted to the front desk receptionist (by/until) the close of business.
- Our company will have to buy extra supplies (by/until) the seasonal rush is over.
