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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Ahead of time vs in advance vs beforehand
Does this make any sense?
Let me know ahead of time that/when you are coming.
Let me know in advance that/when you are coming.
Let me know beforehand that you/when are coming.
Thank you
Let me know ahead of time that/when you are coming.
Let me know in advance that/when you are coming.
Let me know beforehand that you/when are coming.
Thank you
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Hello John,
I had a quick question
Which would you most likely use? ahead of time, in advance, or beforehand? and would it be That or When?
Let me know ahead of time that/when you are coming.
Let me know in advance that/when you are coming.
Let me know beforehand that you/when are coming.
Could you tell me how you would say this please?
I had a quick question
Which would you most likely use? ahead of time, in advance, or beforehand? and would it be That or When?
Let me know ahead of time that/when you are coming.
Let me know in advance that/when you are coming.
Let me know beforehand that you/when are coming.
Could you tell me how you would say this please?
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Hello John,
I had a quick question
Which would you most likely use? ahead of time, in advance, or beforehand? and would it be That or When?
Let me know ahead of time that/when you are coming.
Let me know in advance that/when you are coming.
Let me know beforehand that you/when are coming.
Could you tell me how you would say this please?
I had a quick question
Which would you most likely use? ahead of time, in advance, or beforehand? and would it be That or When?
Let me know ahead of time that/when you are coming.
Let me know in advance that/when you are coming.
Let me know beforehand that you/when are coming.
Could you tell me how you would say this please?
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