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- Earlier vs Early: Differences And Uses For Each One“Early” refers to something that happens at a time before the usual or expected time. For example, “I woke up early this morning.” On the other hand, “earlier” refers to a time that is before the current time or a time that was previously mentioned.
- differences - early this morning vs earlier this morning ...The difference is a bit more outspoken if you substitute week for morning: "Early this week" (or last week, or next week!) means probably Monday or Tuseday. "Earlier this week" means somewhere in the current week, before now.
- early this week vs. early in the week | WordReference ForumsIf you have not already made it clear that you are referring to this week, then say "this week". If it is clear that you are referring to this week, particularly if you have already used the words "this week", then "early in the week" is fine.
- earlier this week or early this week? - TextRanchBoth 'earlier this week' and 'early this week' are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They are interchangeable and can be used to refer to something that happened at the beginning of the current week.
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