Questions & Answers about Vi må utsette møtet til i morgen.
What does the verb utsette mean, and how is it used in this sentence?
utsette means “to postpone” or “to delay.” It’s a transitive verb, so it takes a direct object (here møtet). In the sentence Vi må utsette møtet til i morgen, it tells us we need to move the meeting to a later time.
Why do we use til i morgen instead of just i morgen?
When you use utsette you often need a preposition to show the new time. til indicates “to” or “until,” so til i morgen literally means “to tomorrow.” You still keep i because i morgen is the standard way of saying “tomorrow” in Norwegian.
Can I drop the i and say til morgen?
In most cases you should keep i: til i morgen. Dropping it sounds non-standard or dialectal. If you say til morgen, people will understand, but it’s not the normal written form.
What’s the difference between til and frem til when talking about time?