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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
early = soon
0 Choose the same meaning as follow: 02 br
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00 I advised him to go home 01 u 00 early 02 u 00 . 02 br
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00 I choose (c) . Is that correct? 0-
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00 I advised him to go home 01 u 00 early 02 u 00 . 02 br
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00 I choose (c) . Is that correct? 0-
Top answer
0 I advised him to go home soon. (correct) 0-
- 0 I advised him to go home soon.
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0 It's the only one that might fit but it wouldn't be right in all contexts. Early is not synonymous with soon. 02 br
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00 Someone might be talking about going to an event tomorrow. I know that the trains back are often delayed so I might advise them to go home early (from the event). I couldn't say 'go home soon'. 0-
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00 For example 02 br
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00 Someone might be talking about going to an event tomorrow. I know that the trains back are often delayed so I might advise them to go home early (from the event). I couldn't say 'go home soon'. 0-
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