English Language & Usage Asked on April 19, 2021
Are they both correct? The meaning of the two sentences might be different.
By tonight means by the end of the current day.
Within tonight is not an idiomatic phrase. It could be understood to mean during the current night, but for that we would normally say by [the] morning.
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Correct answer by Kate Bunting on April 19, 2021
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