0
Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Some questions
1. I have this bewilderment/confusion regarding the usage of the word "early." When I am comparing the two things/instances, the usage of it seems somewhat confusing. Is this right?
I want to go there early.
I want to go there earlier than the last time.
2. Is this right in that it can accompany an article here? I think it is. Then, tell me what the phrase "a bit of" is. A quantifier?
a bit of a grab-bag term
I want to go there early.
I want to go there earlier than the last time.
2. Is this right in that it can accompany an article here? I think it is. Then, tell me what the phrase "a bit of" is. A quantifier?
a bit of a grab-bag term
Top answer
Believer 1. " When I am comparing the two things/instances, the usage of it seems somewhat confusing. Is this right?
- Believer 1.
- " When I am comparing the two things/instances, the usage of it seems somewhat confusing.
- Is this right?
- I want to go there early.
- k.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
Believer1. I have this bewilderment/confusion regarding the usage of the word "early." When I am comparing the two things/instances, the usage of it seems somewhat confusing. Is this right?
I want to go there early. o.k.
I want to go there earlier than the last time. o.k.
2.
00
Related Questions