Time
Context: getting ready earlier. How can we describe that between getting ready and starting time of the function?
You are getting ready too earlier. We still have time to attend the function.
You are getting ready too earlier. The function has yet time to start. ( for example, a time gap is 3-hrs)
Please check these sentences.
I am not sure how to say that we still have time to attend the function and The function has yet time to start.
Please help me with them.
Top answer
There are a lot of ways to write these things. You're getting ready too early. It's too early to get ready.
- There are a lot of ways to write these things.
- You're getting ready too early.
- It's too early to get ready.
- Don't bother getting ready so early.
- There's still plenty of time.
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There are a lot of ways to write these things.
You're getting ready too early.
It's too early to get ready.
Don't bother getting ready so early.
There's still plenty of time.
We still have plenty of time.
There is still plenty of time to get ready.
'function' is a bit vague. Say 'party', 'fundraising dinner', 'au
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