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Tanya from Kyiv Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Please, tell me which variant is the right one

We kindly recommend football fans to arrive at the stadium in advance/beforehand.

Please, correct this phrase if it's wrong.
  

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Hi,

I'd say "... recommend that football fans arrive..."

Check out the usual patterns for "recommend" http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=66059&dict=CALDand
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advance is a verb, and beforehand is adverb,
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ranarudrapratapadvance is a verb, and beforehand is adverb,

Please check a http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=1166&dict=CALD... "advance" is also a noun and an adjective. As for "in advance", below
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Thankyou very much! And what about another variant: We kindly recommend football supporters arrive early at the stadium.

Or maybe I should write: Football fans are kindy requested to arrive early at the stadium. Sounds nice...
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