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TeacherJapan Posted 5 years ago
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Any difference?

Is there any difference between

“early in childhood” and “in early childhood?”

  

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” They are both possible. Context might make "early in childhood" preferable to the usual "in early childhood".

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  • ” They are both possible.
  • Context might make "early in childhood" preferable to the usual "in early childhood".
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teacherJapan

Is there any difference between

“early in childhood” and “in early childhood?”

They are both possible. Context might make "early in childhood" preferable to the usual "in early childhood".

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