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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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back than a month early

This was said during a sports game. There seems to be something wrong with the sentence.
He's back more than a month early from what they expected him to come back.

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Yes, it's a horrible sentence. If said by a native speaker then probably they just got all their words mixed up. You can simply say "He's back more than a month earlier than (they) expected".

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  • Yes, it's a horrible sentence.
  • If said by a native speaker then probably they just got all their words mixed up.
  • You can simply say "He's back more than a month earlier than (they) expected".
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Yes, it's a horrible sentence. If said by a native speaker then probably they just got all their words mixed up. You can simply say "He's back more than a month earlier than (they) expected".
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