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' Beyond office hours ' does this mean the time when a person is not in office, Before going to office and after office hours are over?.

If I have to say "I always see him at this place before and after office hours" so can I say it as I always see him at this place beyond office hours. [time when he is not in office]

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Hi, ' Beyond office hours ' does this mean the time when a person is not in office, Before going to office and after office hours are over?. If I have to say "I always see him at this place before and after office hours" so can I say it as I always see him at this place beyond office hours. [time when he is not in office] The normal phrase is ' outside office hours'.

— Clive

  • Hi, ' Beyond office hours ' does this mean the time when a person is not in office, Before going to office and after office hours are over?.
  • If I have to say "I always see him at this place before and after office hours" so can I say it as I always see him at this place beyond office hours.
  • [time when he is not in office] The normal phrase is ' outside office hours'.
  • If you say 'beyond offfice hours', it sounds to me like you mean 'after office hours'.
  • Clive
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Hi,
' Beyond office hours ' does this mean the time when a person is not in office, Before going to office and after office hours are over?.

If I have to say "I always see him at this place before and after office hours" so can I say it as I always see him at this place beyond office hours. [time when he is not in office]
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