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How could you improve the following sentence? Any comment is welcome. " Up to the time that I don't step into the police station, I am not immune of their plans."Thank you fdmaxey. Yes. Can I use "till" instead of "up to the time"

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I would say: 'until I decide to step into the police station, I am immune to their plans'. however, I am unsure as to whether this gets across the point that you were trying to get across. your whole idea seems a little bit 'wordy'. hope this helps.
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"Up to the time that I decide not to step into the police station, I am not immune to their plans." The idea is a little confusing, but could make sense depending on the context. Could you give it?

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