Can We Say Postponing?
Verb (Used with Object), Post·poned, Post·pon·ing. to Put off to a Later Time; Defer: He Has Postponed His Departure Until Tomorrow. How Do You Use...
verb (used with object), post·poned, post·pon·ing. to put off to a later time; defer: He has postponed his departure until tomorrow.
How do you use postponement in a sentence?
Postponement in a Sentence ?
- The heavy snow last night resulted in a postponement for school.
- Because school was cancelled for the day, the test they were supposed to take received a postponement until next class.
Is it correct to say postponed?
Don't use this phrase. "Postpone" is a verb that means "arrange for something to take place at a later time." To create the past tense of "postpone," add a "d." "The meeting is postponed to tomorrow" is correct.
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