Early or earlier
In the context: I went home before the usual time from the office. Can I describe it with "early" or "earlier" in the past tense? I am telling this to someone at night before sleep.
I reached/arrived home early today.
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I reached/arrived home earlier today.
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In the context: I went home from the office before the usual quitting time from the office . Can I describe it with "early" or "earlier" in the past tense? I am telling this to someone at night before sleep.
- In the context: I went home from the office before the usual quitting time from the office .
- Can I describe it with "early" or "earlier" in the past tense?
- I am telling this to someone at night before sleep.
- I arrived home early today.
- ) or I arrived home earlier today.
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In the context: I went home from the office before the usual quitting time from the office. Can I describe it with "early" or "earlier" in the past tense? I am telling this to someone at night before sleep.
I arrived home early today. (You arrived earlier than usual.)
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