[SENTENCE] Earlier this month VS Early this month
2020. 8. 30. 18:02

| Earlier this month
ex) Earlier this month, a review was carried out.
--> "Earlier this month" is always used to refer to things in the past.
| Early this month
ex.1) We will be carrying out a review early this month.
ex.2) If today is the 1st, and I say "I'll give you my answer early this month," you'll get my answer in a few days.
--> "Early this month" can be used for the future.
| BYE
It depends on the context.
Extra) in advance : 먼저, 앞서서
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