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In advance predicate

Definition: In linguistics, an in advance predicate refers to a type of adverbial phrase that expresses an action or event that occurs before the main verb in a sentence.

Examples:

1. Usage as a time adverbial:

  • The guests arrived in advance of the scheduled time.
  • Please submit your assignment in advance to avoid any delays.
  • They booked their flight tickets in advance for a better price.

2. Usage as an anticipatory adverbial:

  • John prepared dinner in advance, knowing his friends would visit.
  • The team rehearsed the play in advance of the final performance.
  • She packed her bags in advance for the upcoming trip.

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