Dear Mr. Valsan,
Encarta Dictionary recognizes the word "prepone / pre-pone" as follows:
1. Transitive verb to arrange for an event to take place earlier than originally planned.
2. To reschedule something for an earlier time or date.
pre·pone [ pri: 'pəun ]
(past and past participle pre·poned, present participle pre·pon·ing, 3rd person present singular pre·pones)
Regards,
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On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 5:50 PM, Valsan KK <valsankk23@yahoo.com> wrote:
HaiHow will you say when you want something to be done earlier than the date you have already decidedFor example if you have booked a ticket for 10th of november and you want to change it for 1st of November( .....There is no word called prepone in English Dictionary)best regardsvals
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