Learn English – Does “be over later” mean today or later in the week

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Well texting someone yesterday. They stated,

I will be over Later.

Does this imply they will be there later in the week? Or later that day?

Best Answer

"Later" means at a time in the near future; soon.

So "I will be over later" means "I will be over in the near future (soon)".

As @Peter commented this usually refers to some time after now.

Consider these expressions:

  • Later!
  • See you later!
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