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Does 'in the week' means the same as 'in this week' in this context below?
Context:
Are you interested in participating in this survey?
-Not now but another time in the week
5 Answers
- busterwasmycatLv 71 month agoFavorite Answer
The lack of declaration of some other specific week implies that the week in question is this current one. If they meant another week and not this week, they would say so. They did not, so you can conclude that they did not mean any other week except this one. Sometimes what you don't say, matters.
- Anonymous1 month ago
Undeliverable simply means that it can not be delivered.
- ?Lv 71 month ago
No. It is unclear. That's why it should have been "participating this week" or "participating next week."
- GuantanamoGeorgeLv 71 month ago
Probably, but in real life people would say "another time this week."
- Anonymous1 month ago
Yes - I would assume so. But the expression is also used for any week, ie not at the weekend.
