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Jeffery216 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Prior to or Before?
What's the difference between prior to / before? Is "prior to" a more polite form?
I need to have my dinner before 8pm /
I need to have my dinner prior to 8pm
I need to have my dinner before 8pm /
I need to have my dinner prior to 8pm
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jeffery216 Is "prior to" a more polite form? It is more business-like.
- jeffery216 Is "prior to" a more polite form?
- It is more business-like.
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jeffery216 Is "prior to" a more polite form?It is more business-like.
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