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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
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What is the differences of " earlier, previously, just now, and a moment ago"
1) She told me to prepare food, earlier.
2) She told me to prepare food, previously.
3) She told me to prepare food, just now.
4) She told me to prepare food, a moment ago.
Which one is correct? which one is longer back to the past from present ?
Thanks
2) She told me to prepare food, previously.
3) She told me to prepare food, just now.
4) She told me to prepare food, a moment ago.
Which one is correct? which one is longer back to the past from present ?
Thanks
Top answer
The main problem is that your adverbs are misplaced, Napoleon. These are correct: 1) She told me earlier to prepare the/some food. 2) She told me previously to prepare the/some food.
- The main problem is that your adverbs are misplaced, Napoleon.
- These are correct: 1) She told me earlier to prepare the/some food.
- 2) She told me previously to prepare the/some food.
- 3) She told me just now to prepare the/some food.
- 4) She told me a moment ago to prepare the/some food.
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The main problem is that your adverbs are misplaced, Napoleon. These are correct:
1) She told me earlier to prepare the/some food.
2) She told me previously to prepare the/some food.
3) She told me just now to prepare the/some food.
4) She told me a moment ago to prepare the/some food.
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The main problem is that your adverbs are misplaced, Napoleon. These are correct:
1) She told me earlier to prepare the/some food.
2) She told me previously to prepare the/some food.
3) She told me just now to prepare the/some food.
4) She told me a moment ago to prepare the/some food.
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