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Vsuresh Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
At the time and in time of
Please tell me the difference between "at the time of" and in time of".
Is it anything to do with references to a general situation and a specific situation?
We have been good neighbors we have never hesitated to help each other in times of need.
I am giving you 100 dollars. I know it will not be enough for this work. Please don't hesitate to ask me at the time of need.
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vsuresh We have been good neighbor s. W e have never hesitated to help each other in times of need. That's fine; "in times of" is a set phrase.
- vsuresh We have been good neighbor s.
- W e have never hesitated to help each other in times of need.
- That's fine; "in times of" is a set phrase.
- vsuresh I am giving you 100 dollars.
- I know it will not be enough for this work.
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vsureshWe have been good neighbors. We have never hesitated to help each other in times of need.
That's fine; "in times of" is a set phrase.
vsureshI am giving you 100 dollars. I know it will not be enough for this work. Please don't hesitate to ask me
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