Question

2770 1 The new tunnel means that we can drive until London. The new tunnel means that we can drive [[until]] London. (all the way) to Until and till are usually used in connection with time: 'The shops are open until six o'clock on weekdays.'When you are talking about distance, area, or scope, use to or as far as: 'Do you know which bus goes to Marble Arch?' 'I got a lift as far as Sheffield and then I took a train.' 'You can get anything from a sandwich to a three-course meal.'

Accepted Answer

until ✗ The new tunnel means that we can drive (all the way) to London. The new tunnel means that we can drive [[(all the way) to]] London. (all the way) to | until

Idx	2770
Keyword	until
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	The new tunnel means that we can drive until London.
Correct Sentence	The new tunnel means that we can drive (all the way) to London.
Cloze Error Sentence	The new tunnel means that we can drive [[until]] London.
Cloze Sentence	The new tunnel means that we can drive [[(all the way) to]] London.
Cloze Answer	(all the way) to
Choices	(all the way) to \| until
Explanation	Until and till are usually used in connection with time: 'The shops are open until six o'clock on weekdays.' When you are talking about distance, area, or scope, use to or as far as: 'Do you know which bus goes to Marble Arch?' 'I got a lift as far as Sheffield and then I took a train.' 'You can get anything from a sandwich to a three-course meal.'

Tunnel Means Drive London Till Connection Time Shops