What is the difference between upto and till? Plz explain properly
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"Up to" is a preposition that means "as far as" or "until a certain point." It is often used to indicate a limit or boundary. Example: You can stay up to 10 PM. This means that you can stay until 10 PM, but not after. Show more…
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