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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Early/soon - one specific sentence

Hello all.


I thought I understood what the difference between "early" and "soon" was but as I can see I still confuse these two words.

Here is the specific sentence:

- But still, I haven´t been accepted to Charles university yet, so it´s too soon. (to even ttalk about/think of how amazing it would be to get there)


Early would be incorrect in this context?


Thank you!!

  

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Anonymous Early would be incorrect in this context? No. Early is a good replacement.

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  • Anonymous Early would be incorrect in this context?
  • No.
  • Early is a good replacement.
  • " Early means the hours of 4-6 am.
  • " Let's leave soon .
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AnonymousEarly would be incorrect in this context?

No. Early is a good replacement.

Soon means "a short time from now."

Early means the hours of 4-6 am. (Early in the morning) or "a long time before some future event."

Let's leave soon. We will be early for the concert.

Soon

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AnonymousBut I haven´t been accepted into Charles University yet, so it´s too soon/early to even talk about/think about how amazing it would be to get in there.

Please notice the corrections. Either adverb will work there.

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