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0 Can i use: "I was informed about his leave before four days." Here i have a doubt using the word 'before'. 0-
  

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0 I was informed about his leave four days 01b 00before02b 02br 02br 00this means that 4 days before he took his leave, you were told about it. 0-

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  • 0 I was informed about his leave four days 01b 00before02b 02br 02br 00this means that 4 days before he took his leave, you were told about it.
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0 I was informed about his leave four days 01b00before02b02br
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0 Do you mean, "I was informed about his leave four days ago" maybe? 02br
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0 I think that it is best to write it as:- 02br
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00"I was informed about his leave only four days in advance." 0-
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0Oops - I left a bit out! Should have been "four days before he took it"050010id10
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