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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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'At lunch,' 'at lunchtime,' or 'during lunch'?
Which expression in the parenthesis should I use?
(At lunch, at lunchtime, during lunch), my parents discussed their plan to transport illegal drugs.
(At lunch, at lunchtime, during lunch), my parents discussed their plan to transport illegal drugs.
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Rommel Which expression in the parenthesis should I use? All are fine. 'Lunchtime' does not necessarily indicate that anyone was eating.
- Rommel Which expression in the parenthesis should I use?
- All are fine.
- 'Lunchtime' does not necessarily indicate that anyone was eating.
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RommelWhich expression in the parenthesis should I use?All are fine. 'Lunchtime' does not necessarily indicate that anyone was eating.
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