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Until as a preposition means ‘up to (the time that)’:

We played chess until midnight. (up to midnight)

The film didn’t end till eleven

Until as a conjunction

We use until as a subordinating conjunction to connect an action or an event to a point in time:

Let’s wait here till the rain stops. (till + subordinate clause)

We use present verb forms to refer to the future after until:

I can’t wait until the summer holidays begin.

We also use the present perfect after until to refer to actions or events that will continue up to a point in the future:

We’ll sit here till Donna has finished.

We use the past simple and past perfect to talk about events in the past:

He was the headteacher until he retired in 1968.

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Ola.M