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Bassa Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

English Grammar?

If I arrive at work really early which one is is the correct one if not both?

1) Why are you too early?
2) Why did you come too early?

Thanks! ^-^
  

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I assume a colleague is saying this to you. "too early" emphasises that it is actually inconvenient or wrong for you arrive at that time. " (albeit not impossible) because "too" is more of an external judgement than something the person themselves can explain.

  • I assume a colleague is saying this to you.
  • "too early" emphasises that it is actually inconvenient or wrong for you arrive at that time.
  • " (albeit not impossible) because "too" is more of an external judgement than something the person themselves can explain.
  • " would be typical.
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I assume a colleague is saying this to you.

"too early" emphasises that it is actually inconvenient or wrong for you arrive at that time. It also may not fit very well with "Why ...?" (albeit not impossible) because "too" is more of an external judgement than something the person themselves can explain.

"Why are you here so early?" would be typical.

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