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"Will you be able to meet the deadline by Thursday?" In this context, you are asking someone specific if they will be able to meet the deadline by a specific date. You are also assuming the person you are talking to knows exactly what is expected of them. "Will you be able to achieve all that you need to do by the deadline?" In this context, you are highlighting the fact that you need reassurance that everything that needs to be done will be done by the deadline.

The first phrase makes the document the subject of the sentence, and confirms the date and time it must be submitted by. The second phrase focuses more on the actual deadline time, rather than the document, which is only referred to as "it". The third phrase acts as a warning, and clearly confirms that if the deadline is not met, the document will be excluded from the ongoing process.

A deadline is a date and/or time by which you have to achieve or complete some given task. Deadlines are common in the world of business but can also apply to personal life. Here are some examples of the word "deadline" being used. 1. I hope you can finish implementing the new strategies by next Friday, that's the deadline. 2. The deadline for me to register for university is next week Wednesday at 4:00 pm.

You can say this a number of ways. However, if you are speaking about school work, you might say deadline and if it is work-related then you would say, "It is due by (date)."

Please make sure you meet the deadline. Here, you are asking someone to complete a task or piece of work before or on a certain date. 'Meet' collocates with 'deadline'. Be careful not to miss the deadline. This phrase can be used if you want to remind someone that they need to complete the task before the specified date. 'Miss' also collocates with 'deadline'. This is due on (date). Here, you can tell someone exactly which date you want the task completed by.

1. The cutoff date for this submission is a month from now. This means that the cutoff date which is the latest date to submit (hand in) a paper/project/assignment is a month away. The phrase "a month from now'' means exactly a full calendar month from the time of speaking or writing. In other words, if the task was given on the 8th of July then the project has to be completed on or before the 8th of August. 2.The deadline is next Friday. A deadline is another word for a cutoff date or time. This means that this is the latest date/time by which something that has been requested will be accepted. In this sentence, before or on Friday is fine, however, anything thereafter is unacceptable.