After for In.
✖️Don't say: I may be able to go after a week.
✔️Say: I may be able to go in a week.
Or: I may be able to go in a week's time.
When speaking of a period of time in the future, use "in", and not "after". Here "in" means "after the end of".
In for Within.
✖️Don't say: I'll come back in an hour - if you mean before the end of an hour.
✔️Say: I'll come back within an hour.
"In" means after the end of, "within" means before the end
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