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James1234 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

I'm off for an early night

Hi,

I have heard people saying., "I'm off for an early night" --> Used when someone is going to bed.

"got an early start in the morning" --> Woke up early in the morning...

In case, if i want to use this, when i wanted to talk about entry and exit time in office.. how can i say this ?
  

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, "I'm off for an early night" --> Used when someone is going to bed. "got an early start in the morning" --> Woke up early in the morning... In case, if i want to use this, when i wanted to talk about entry and exit time in office..

— Clive

  • , "I'm off for an early night" --> Used when someone is going to bed.
  • "got an early start in the morning" --> Woke up early in the morning...
  • In case, if i want to use this, when i wanted to talk about entry and exit time in office..
  • how can i say this ?
  • exit - eg I'm off home!
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Hi,

I have heard people saying., "I'm off for an early night" --> Used when someone is going to bed.

"got an early start in the morning" --> Woke up early in the morning...

In case, if i want to use this, when i wanted to talk about entry and exit time in office.. how can i say this ?

exit - eg I'm off home! 'Bye!



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Personally, I haven't heard the expression. Instead of an adjective, I hear it used adverbially (following a verb).

I'm going to call it quits early.
I'm going to hang it up early.
I'm going to sack out early.
Perhaps, I'm going to make it an early night.


"got an early start in the mor
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