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Discover Ludwig"early March" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use the phrase to refer to the beginning of March, which is usually the first week or two of the month. For example, "I am planning to take a trip in early March."
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Early March, California.
Early March, Côte d'Ivoire.
That was in late September.
Early March, he was told.
They could appear as early March.
Legislative elections are scheduled for early March.
It could be completed by early March.
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Political unrest has gripped Kyrgyzstan since early March.
The Hebridean Spirit cruises from early March through November.
A Web search found early-March fares from $218.
"Check out early March 2009.
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