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Fortnight
British Term![Play](https://cdn-wordup.com/WebsiteImages/DictionaryPics/BlackPlay.svg)
Mainly used in British English and not as common in American English, where 'two weeks' is preferred. ![Slide](https://word-images.cdn-wordup.com/tips/8AcRid5u1Yu6oIszoCJ1gf8PZI.webp)
Future Plans![Play](https://cdn-wordup.com/WebsiteImages/DictionaryPics/BlackPlay.svg)
Often used to talk about events that are happening soon, can be upcoming or in the near past. ![Slide](https://word-images.cdn-wordup.com/tips/kikAIaeTok99XXv8umKgupbv5M.webp)
Time Span![Play](https://cdn-wordup.com/WebsiteImages/DictionaryPics/BlackPlay.svg)
Specific for indicating that something lasts for 14 continuous days. ![Slide](https://word-images.cdn-wordup.com/tips/2bNfgpFJljQQp8X0FaznRgNkc.webp)