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DirtyGame Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Do they have the same meaning?

"Sorry for not fixing it sooner" and "Sorry for not fixing it earlier"?
Isn't 'earlier' more proper to use in this context?
  

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Isn't 'earlier' more proper to use in this context? Why do you think "earlier" is better?

— Canadian45

  • Isn't 'earlier' more proper to use in this context?
  • Why do you think "earlier" is better?
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DirtyGame"Sorry for not fixing it sooner" and "Sorry for not fixing it earlier"?Isn't 'earlier' more proper to use in this context?
Why do you think "earlier" is better?
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Umm...cause I used to use it always, and was surprised when there were actually many people who use "sooner" instead.
Thanks canadian45!
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