Untill Or Until? - Spelling Which Is Correct How To Spell

untill

Incorrect spelling, explanation: as there are two similar words in English – until and till – users of English often spell them wrong. The first word has only one -l letter at the end while the second word has it doubled. English speakers mix them and often spell the word until as untill, which is wrong so do not use it.

until

Correct spelling, explanation: this popular English word has an Old Norse origin, but it was introduced to English in the times of Middle English. Today it is commonly used both in formal and informal contexts. When writing the word until one should remember that it ends with a single -l letter.

Definition of until1. conjunction/preposition – as far as; before a stated time:Ride the bike until you finish the race.I won’t finish the project until the end of the month.

Expressions and idioms with untilSome common idioms with until are:1. until kingdom come – forever,Am I supposed to wait until the kingdom comes for you to get ready?2. until my dying day – as long as I’m alive,I will remember you until my dying day.3. work until you drop – work to the point you feel exhausted,My boss is terrible – he expects me to work until I drop.

unti

Incorrect spelling

antil

Incorrect spelling

unntil

Incorrect spelling

unntill

Incorrect spelling

till

Incorrect spelling, explanation: a less formal way of saying until.

til

Incorrect spelling

’til

Incorrect spelling

’till

Incorrect spelling

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