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Candy Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
at, around
Hello,
"He usually comes home from work around 5:30."
"She goes to bed around 9:30."
Are these sentences grammatically correct?
I always put 'at' before 'around,' like 'at around 5:30.'
Is it okay if we omit 'at' when the preposition 'around' is followed?
Many thanks for your help in advance.
Candy
"He usually comes home from work around 5:30."
"She goes to bed around 9:30."
Are these sentences grammatically correct?
I always put 'at' before 'around,' like 'at around 5:30.'
Is it okay if we omit 'at' when the preposition 'around' is followed?
Many thanks for your help in advance.
Candy
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Thanks for answering my question, GG!!
Actually, this is the question from my son.
I'm not sure whether it's "grammatic
Actually, this is the question from my son.
I'm not sure whether it's "grammatic
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