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"Can you make it earlier?" Does it mean "come earlier"?
2011年11月19日 19:36
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It will depend on the context.
If you are referring to some task you want done, it would mean "Could you finish it earlier?"
If you are talking about a meeting or event, it would mean "Could you change plans to meet (or come) earlier?"
Examples:
"We can have your car fixed by Tuesday."
"Could you make it earlier?" = Could you finish it earlier
"I'll be over to see you at about 8:00."
"Could you make it earlier? We're going to a movie." = Could you plan to arrive earlier?
It does not necessarily mean as quickly as you can. It just means earlier than the original time given.
2011年11月19日
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It just means earlier than the original time given.Ether is about finishing something earlier or coming..So yes,it can mean come earlier.
2011年11月19日
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Yes they both mean the same thing. One's just a phrasal verb, isn't it?
Can you (come/make it) earlier?
2011年11月19日
It means Can you do it earlier
2011年11月19日
Could you do it as quickly as you can?
2011年11月19日
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