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- 20-Aug-2011, 15:42 #1
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"Earlier Is it right?"Earlier on Thursday=In the beginning of Thursday?
- 20-Aug-2011, 15:54 #2
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Teacher Re: "Earlier Possibly- but mostly it's just a comparative- one event came before another on Thursday.
- 20-Aug-2011, 21:55 #3
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Teacher Re: "Earlier It refers to any time earlier on Thursday than another event mentioned.
Originally Posted by 1235 
At 8pm on Thursday, he went to the cinema. Earlier on Thursday, he had gone to the supermarket.
He went to the supermarket at some point on Thursday, before 8pm.
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