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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Ahead of time in advance
How would you phrase these 2 sentences please?
Do I need to reserve ahead of time/in advance/beforehand insure I'll have a cab tomorrow morning to the airport?
Will we know the schedule ahead of time/in advance/beforehand for the whole year?
Thanks
Do I need to reserve ahead of time/in advance/beforehand insure I'll have a cab tomorrow morning to the airport?
Will we know the schedule ahead of time/in advance/beforehand for the whole year?
Thanks
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To make sure I'll have a cab to the airport tomorrow morning, do I need to reserve one in advance? Will we know the schedule for the whole year beforehand?
- To make sure I'll have a cab to the airport tomorrow morning, do I need to reserve one in advance?
- Will we know the schedule for the whole year beforehand?
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To make sure I'll have a cab to the airport tomorrow morning, do I need to reserve one in advance?
Will we know the schedule for the whole year beforehand?
Will we know the schedule for the whole year beforehand?
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