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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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I'm asking my friend to come meet me at my place earlier than scheduled. I say:

Could you come 10-15 mins early? Or

Could you come 10-15 mins earlier?

Are both useable and interchangeable?

Thanks!
  

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PreciousJones 10-15 mins You have not written how you would say this, so I cannot judge.

— Mister Micawber

  • PreciousJones 10-15 mins You have not written how you would say this, so I cannot judge.
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PreciousJones10-15 mins
You have not written how you would say this, so I cannot judge.
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Could you come ten to fifteen minutes early?

Or Could you come ten to fifteen minutes earlier?

Is it better now? Please tell me if they're both okay.

Thanks!
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Yes, now I see. Yes, they're both fine.
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