Advance Note

Pronunciation: /ədˈvæns noʊt/

Definitions of advance note

noun a preliminary or preparatory statement or explanation

Example Sentences

A1 I left an advance note for my roommate before going on vacation.

A2 The teacher gave us an advance note about the upcoming exam.

B1 The hotel requires guests to provide an advance note for early check-in.

B2 I received an advance note from the company about the changes in the project timeline.

C1 The professor sent an advance note to the students regarding the research paper requirements.

C2 The CEO issued an advance note to all employees outlining the company's new strategic direction.

Examples of advance note in a Sentence

formal Please be sure to provide an advance note if you need to reschedule the meeting.

informal Hey, just a heads up - can you give me an advance note if you're going to be late?

slang Yo, make sure you drop an advance note if you're not going to make it.

figurative In life, it's always good to have an advance note for unexpected changes.

Grammatical Forms of advance note

• past tense: advanced
• plural: advance notes
• comparative: more advanced note
• superlative: most advanced note
• present tense: advance note
• future tense: will advance note
• perfect tense: have advanced note
• continuous tense: is advancing note
• singular: advance note
• positive degree: advance note
• infinitive: to advance note
• gerund: advancing note
• participle: advancing note

Origin and Evolution of advance note

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The term 'advance note' originated from the Latin word 'advanciare' meaning to move forward or proceed.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in a financial context to refer to a written promise to pay a sum of money at a future date, the term 'advance note' has evolved to encompass various types of written agreements or notifications given in advance of an event or action.