Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Early"

A:

It’s early as yet, is not commonly said in English UK, but,

It is early days yet,

or more likely,

It’s early days yet,

or even,

Early days yet,

Is more natural.

They would not be related, except they both refer to it being early.
Someone might complain to a friend, regarding a large work project that needs to be done. And the friend might say, “Ah, early days yet”, or, “Ahh, it’s early days yet.”

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A: Yes they are similar. However, pre-sale tend to refer the sale of the tickets before the official selling date to the general public and it is also usually to s select group of people eg VIP members. While early bird tends to mean that they start selling the tickets on the official launch date, just that those who buy the tickets early get a better price.

A: in this context, though, it may mean old.

A: It could mean someone said "Let's meet early tomorrow" but didn't specify a time, and the other person is asking what time they meant.

A: It means you wake up so early

A: Thus the theory of contagium vivum, for which Henle contended as early as 1821, was not forgotten.

This constipation is an early symptom, as early as thoracic grooving or craniotabes.

It is often seen at the navel and sometimes in the groin as early as the second week.

None of the melliferous clan, in my neighbourhood at least, is stirring as early as she is.

It seems quite plain that as early as 1713 and 1714 pleuropneumonia existed in Swabia and several Cantons of Switzerland.

A: Example 1 : We noticed that something was not right early on.
2 : Early on in the day, we took a walk around the park.
3 : The store was busy early on in my shift!
4: We have veggie burgers now, but, early on, we only had french fries in the food court.

The meaning of example 1 : We noticed that something was not right very quickly. It was noticed right away.
Meaning of ex 2 : Early in the day. Morning or early afternoon in this case.
Meaning of ex 3: The beginning of their day at work. Does not have to be morning. They are referring to the beginning of a portion of time.
Meaning of ex 4 : They are referring to the past. Likely whenever the person first began going to the food court. They are saying that there are veggie burgers in the food court now, but, before there were veggie burgers available, there were only fries.

A: We waited him to arrive early in the morning.

A: 1. How early are you open?
2. How early would you like me to come over?
3. How early! Can we please meet a bit later?

These are a bit random but i hope they helped! :)

A: I got up early this morning.
I eat breakfast early every day.
I ate dinner early yesterday.
School starts early.
Why are you up so early?
I got home from work early.
I went to the party early.
I go to sleep early.
I have early symptoms of a cold.
It is not too early to celebrate.
You are early. You arrived early.
I am early.
We are early.
She is early.
The sunrise is early this time of year.

A:

Early on, as an expression, tends to just indicate that something happened earlier in a given process

The team decided early on to use carbon fibre instead of plastic

You could say earlier, or early in the process, no problem

Early on is just one of those extremely common expressions that people use without thinking about it

A: "as early as possible" means to do something as far before it's due in or needed as possible. You might try to finish your homework as early as possible so you can relax
"As soon as possible" just means to do something in the least amount of time possible so it's finished in the relatively close future, but it doesn't require a due date. You may want to reply to an email as soon as possible, for example.
They can be interchangeable, but "as early as possible" is usually used when something has a clear due date.

A: early means before the expected time
soon means after a short time (in the future)

I go to school early to talk to my teacher
I will see you again soon

I will go to bed early so I can wake up early
I will go on vacation soon

A: Earlier is basically a way of saying "before". Ex.) "I went to the store earlier today." Is basically meaning the person went to the store a few minutes to a few hours before that very moment. It's basically being used to talk about the past that has recently happened.


Early is used as a term to use as an opposition of "late". Ex.) "I woke up early today" is basically saying you woke up earlier* than you usually do.


*earlier can also be compared relative to time.


Earlier is a adverb

Early is an adjective

A: This is a very difficult question to answer, but I will try my best. The two words are very similar, with very minor differences. You can use earlier to describe any past events. Such as," Earlier, I ate breakfast." Early on usually describes something that happened at the very beginning of an event, while earlier describes anything that happened anywhere in the past. Earlier can mean a second ago, an hour ago, and even a year a go. While early usually means a long time ago.

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A: early is just early

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A: make sure the “th” in “the” is coming out clearly, as well as “nineteen”

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A: great!

A: It sounds like you're saying "orally" or "oily". Try saying more of an "errr" sound at the beginning.