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Should I use at soonest or as soonest? [closed] 3 Soonest is used to say 'as quickly as is reasonable', it is the superlative form of the word of soon (soon -> sooner -> soonest) "As soon as possible" is what you should use: Please let us know as soon as possible (or as early as possible) if you can help us Usage in a response: I don't know for sure, the soonest I can know is later this
What do they mean by saying Let us revert to you soonest regarding. . . ? Would someone tell me the meaning of the sentence below?? "Let us revert to you soonest regarding your schedule " I received this message yesterday, but I can't figure out the meaning of it Should I tell this person my schedule or wait for the person's next email? Thank you
verbs - Can revert be used as a synonym of reply? - English . . . In my local library there, for a time they had a series of these Speak Good English posters, each poster dealing with a specific "Singlish" issue I once saw one for Revert, something like: "Say 'please reply to my email as soon as possible' instead of 'please revert back soonest'"
soonest possible vs as soon as possible - WordReference Forums Where I live, the phrase "soonest possible" is used This phrase is used in addition to "as soon as possible" The phrase means sooner than "as soon as possible" Do native speakers use this phrase in a similar way? Thanks
as soon as as early as | WordReference Forums Hi, Can anyone please tell the difference between 'As soon as' 'As early as' 'Try to complete the work as soon as possible ' 'Try to complete the work as early as possible' Does the above two sentences mean the same? Where can we differentiate it ? Please explain it Thanks in advance
Ill call you (soonest) ? | WordReference Forums Hey all, I would like to ask if the following sentence is correct or not; "I'll call you soonest", meaning , "I'll call you very soon", but using the superlative Thanks in advance :)