later
Hi guys,
I have told to my boss: “Later I would like to show you a (power point) presentation about this". He understood that I wanted to do it the same day, but I didn't meant that same day, so, is there a word to use instead of later to express that? my boss is German, but I think his English level is almost as native speaker.
Thank you for your answers
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Perhaps you could say "in the future".
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"Later" means anytime in the future. I think the misunderstanding was on your boss's part, not yours. If you had said "later today" then his assumption would be understandable.
There are many ways to clarify your meaning:
tomorrow
later this week
when I'm finished
in the near future
before the end of the month
next Tuesday
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