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It depends on what you mean. You probably want "advanced idea", an idea that is ahead of its time.
- It depends on what you mean.
- You probably want "advanced idea", an idea that is ahead of its time.
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It depends on what you mean. You probably want "advanced idea", an idea that is ahead of its time.
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Is "Advance Idea" correct in english?
Which of the 2 sentence is correct?
1. This is an advance idea.
2. This is an advanced idea.
Which of the 2 sentence is correct?
1. This is an advance idea.
2. This is an advanced idea.
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Is "advance idea" = "earlier idea" and "advanced idea" = "future idea"? Or both of them can mean the same?
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1. This is an advance idea. No.
2. This is an advanced idea. Yes.
2. This is an advanced idea. Yes.
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