Como dizer "Faltam dois dias para meus livros chegarem" em i

Para dizer faltar em inglês, nesse contexto, utilize:

• There are two days to go until my books arrive. [Faltam dois dias para meus livros chegarem.]
• Two days to go until my books arrive. [Faltam dois dias para meus livros chegarem.]
• Three days to go until I finish. [Faltam três dias para eu terminar.]
• Just four days to go. [Só faltam quatro dias.]

Bons estudos.

Thanks Donay. I didn't know this expression: "to go until".

Por coincidência, alguém vê a diferença entre

1.My books arrive in another two days.

2. My books arrive in two more days.

3. My books arrive in two days.

?

Regards

Actually I don't know Henry. Are there any?

Is it because the first and second alternatives the books have been sent and they're on their way to be delivered?
And the third sentence would be if I had just ordered the books and they'd be sent from that moment?

Yeah, that`s how it seemed to me. In a known context the third could mean total transit time.
Regards

Henry Cunha escreveu:Por coincidência, alguém vê a diferença entre

1.My books arrive in another two days.

2. My books arrive in two more days.

3. My books arrive in two days.

?

Regards

A great example of where the present tense isiused for expressing an act that will take place in the future.
One could also say My books will arrive in two days or will be delivered in two days.

What about left?

Ex: 'There are two days left until my books arrive'?