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Bookmark or Share- some time later vs sometime later | WordReference ForumsFrench. Oct 15, 2009. #2. You should say "some time later", the same way you said "after some time" and not "after sometime" ! "Some time" means a certain time, while "sometime" can mean either one of these days (=someday) or "I'm not sure when". Here's a better clue : when you say "some time", you refer to the delay (as in "some time later").
- After completing or After completed? | WordReference ForumsEnglish - US. Feb 26, 2014. #4. I agree with Thomas Tompion that this is the better choice: i) After completing attached the file I will send you it later. However, 'attached' describes the file and is an adjective. It should be in the usual position for an adjective in English: i) After completing the attached file I will send you it later.
- Good Morning / Afternoon / Evening / Night - WordReference ForumsIgnore the clock. If it is before lunch, say good morning. If it is after lunch, but before whatever kind of break happens between 4 and 7, say good afternoon. After that say good evening. Only say good night at the end if you said good evening at the beginning. Thanks to all for your insightful answers!!
- following vs after - WordReference ForumsSep 12, 2011. #1. Hello everybody! Following the dinner, there will be a dance. After breakfast she phoned for a taxi. The fast that one thing took place after another can be expressed in many ways in English: Is there any difference in meaning between the two sentences I have pasted in?
- please clean after use/using - WordReference ForumsJun 20, 2014. #2. That sign would have meant the same thing if had been written as you suggested, Edison Bhola: Please clean after use. = Please clean after using. The noun "use" meaning "the act of using something" is fairly common, though, so it doesn't surprise me to see it used in that sign. The other possibilities you suggested - "after go ...
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