in advance

[whl626]

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]

I would say Please tell me two days ahead of time. The phrase keep me informed suggests an ongoing type of thing.

 

[MikeNewYork]

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.

I agree with Ron's comment.

 

[Tdol]

It could only work if the person expected to be updated on a regular basis two days before a certain date. ;-)

 

[whl626]

Thanks