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Two days or two days' time

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paok1970
 
Reply Sat 2 Sep, 2017 07:20 am
Which of the following sentences is or are correct?

1) I will be retiring in two days.

2) I will be retiring in two days' time.

Also, IN YOUR OWN WORDS, how would you express the above concept?

Thank you.
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