Web www.englishdaily626.com   [ Movie Reviews | Common Sentences | Glossary of Correct Usage | High School Vocab | Questions & Answers | Sample Letters ] [ Movies Lines | Advertisements | Words Differentiation | Common Errors | Songs | Links ] <<Prev Questions and Answers Next>>     TOEFL Vocabulary   English Daily Conversation   Learn grammar by example   Learn American idioms       in advance, ahead of, earlier ?             Question : Please keep me informed two days in advance. Please keep me informed two days ahead of time. Please keep me informed two days earlier. Which one sounds more natural ?  Or more appropriate to use.       --------------------------------------------------       RonBee ( English expert ) : I would say Please tell me two days ahead of time. The phrase keep me informed suggests an ongoing type of thing.       --------------------------------------------------       MikeinNewYork ( English expert )   I agree with Ron's comment.             --------------------------------------------------       tdol ( English expert )   It could only work if the person expected to be updated on a regular basis two days before a certain date                   I gotta go ? How many of you ? I am well ? get off / get down ? me, my, mine ? See or sees ? Christmas blues ? Wait vs wait for ? Compliment ( s ) ? friend or friend's ?   in advance, ahead of, earlier ? solve,  resolve ? a lot of , lots of ? In, on and along ? Why not Labor's Day ? Present perfect tense, simple past tense    Explain this in Malay            Besides or besides that Know and know of Live or stay ?       Common English mistakes   Ancient Chinese stories   Learn English Proverbs   American Slang expressions

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