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Ahead of/behind time

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Planning PositivePlay
Using 'ahead of time' expresses good planning or efficiency. It shows that someone took extra care to be prepared. SlideShe handed in her project ahead of time, impressing her teacher.
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'Ahead of time' often implies eagerness or excitement about the upcoming event or appointment. SlideThey arrived ahead of time for the concert, eager to get good seats.
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Not RushedPlay
Being 'ahead of time' can imply that you'll have a calm and unhurried experience, without any rush. SlideWe got there ahead of time and had a leisurely walk around the campus.