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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

ahead/in advance/early/before

Dear teachers,

Please help check that I am using "in advance" and " early " correctly:

You should have told me two days in advance/ahead

I always come to my class fifteen minutes in advance of/ahead of other students
I always come to my class fifteen minutes early/in advance
I always come to my class fifteen minutes earlier than other students
I always come to my class fifteen minutes before other students

Thank you in advance
  

Top answer

These are OK: You should have told me two days ahead / in advance. I always come to my class fifteen minutes ahead of / in advance of other students. I always come to my class fifteen minutes early/in advance.

  • These are OK: You should have told me two days ahead / in advance.
  • I always come to my class fifteen minutes ahead of / in advance of other students.
  • I always come to my class fifteen minutes early/in advance.
  • I always come to my class fifteen minutes earlier than other students.
  • I always come to my class fifteen minutes before other students.
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These are OK:


You should have told me two days ahead / in advance.

I always come to my class fifteen minutes ahead of / in advance of other students.
I always come to my class fifteen minutes early/in advance.
I always come to my class fifteen minutes earlier than other students.
I always come to my class fifteen minutes before other students.
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Thank you Mister Micawber very much

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