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  1. 15-Feb-2008, 21:55 #1
    jctgf
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    Default ahead of time

    hi,

    is this sentence OK?

    I'd like to travel to Toronto ahead of time.

    thanks,
    JC
  2. 15-Feb-2008, 23:20 #2
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    Default Re: ahead of time

    Sure, ahead of time is an idiomatic phrase that means before it is necessary.
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