get due vs by next week

These two phrases are not directly comparable as they serve different purposes. 'Get due' is not a common phrase in English and does not make sense on its own. 'By next week' is a correct and commonly used phrase to indicate a deadline or timeframe for completing a task.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 980 views

This phrase is not a common or correct construction in English.

"get due "

This phrase does not make sense on its own. It seems to be a fragment of a larger sentence or expression.

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8. The observation is correct and the result of lacking resources in a period of considerable rebuilding and refurbishing of the EEA facilities. Annual control will get due attention from 2005 onwards.
I wanted you to get your due reward.
A hero finally gets his due.
Chaney'll get his due before such a judge.
The army won't rest until Lt Johnson gets his due.
Lots of popular artists don't get their dues.
I figured it was only a matter of time before they found a way to get their due compensation.
Before your brother's murderer gets her due?
Even if I'm lucky enough to get off due to temporary insanity, they'll still put me in some psych ward.
Even if I'm lucky enough to get off due to temporary insanity, they'll still put me in some psych ward.
You know, it's not just pregnant women who don't get their due.
Just wanted to see you get your due.
Either way, he gets what is due him.
Drivers also repeatedly get into difficulties due to poor signage of driving bans, short-stay parking areas and environmental zones.
And while you do we'll track Tanida down and we'll make sure he gets his due.
But they didn't specify if they wanted him dead or alive, so I guess he'll get his due.
And you have my word that those that follow my orders when I spring the trap will get their due.
And you have my word that those that follow my orders when I spring the trap will get their due.
You'll get your money in due course.
You will get your explanation in due time.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate a deadline or timeframe for completing a task.

"by next week "

'By next week' is used to specify that something should be completed or expected to happen before the end of the following week.

Examples:

Please submit your report by next week.
I need the project completed by next week.
The payment is due by next week.

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I'm telling you, clear the container by next week.
And by next week, we will have a new Supreme.
I promised my editor that article by next week.
Now, I need you to memorize these 10,000 setups by next week.
As long as Heller discloses the police report by next week.
We should be done by next week.
I want a campaign on those themes ready by next week.
I'll have that fixed by next week.
I'm making you an agent by next week.
I need to send my scores in to tufts by next week.
We will need some funds by next week to cover the wages.
I want three more techs in here by next week.
Our problem is we have 30 cases to summarize by next week.
We will need some funds by next week to cover the wages.
We should be prepared to present witnesses and evidence by next week.
He has to decide by next week.
He needs two dozen skins by next week.
I have to design an entire line by next week.
The million pounds will be deposited by next week
Now, either someone buys this place by next week, or it goes to the bank.

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get due vs by next week

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