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Joseph A Posted 9 years ago
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Hello everyone,
Must the preposition "at" be omitted in the following sentence?or is it optional?
- I will be flying to Norway (at) this time next year.
If it is optional, why do we have some rules showing that the prepositions "at,in and" are not placed before the words "last, this, next and every"?
Kind regards
JA
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Joseph A Must the preposition "at" be omitted in the following sentence? - I will be flying to Norway (at) this time next year. It is optional.
- Joseph A Must the preposition "at" be omitted in the following sentence?
- - I will be flying to Norway (at) this time next year.
- It is optional.
- Joseph A If it is optional, why do we have some rules showing that the prepositions "at,in and" are not placed before the words "last, this, next and every"?
- I am not aware of those rules, so I can't say why we have them.
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Joseph AMust the preposition "at" be omitted in the following sentence? or is it optional?- I will be flying to Norway (at) this time next year.
It is optional.
Joseph AIf it is optional, why do we have some rules showing that the prepositions "at,in and" are not placed before the words "last, this, next and every"?
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