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Americanfetish Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Hours? representing start and end time

Consider the following cases:

The training session starts at 9.00 AM and ends at 5.00 AM.

    1. The training session hours are 9.00 AM to 05.00 PM.

The bank opens at 10.00 AM and closes at 05.00 AM.

    2. The bank hours are 10.00 AM to 05.00 PM.
    3. The bank operating hours are 10.00 AM to 05.00 PM.
    4. The bank's operating hours are 10.00 AM to 05.00 PM.

The train starts departs at 07.00 AM and arrives at 8.00 AM.
The same train departs at 10.00 AM and arrives at 11.00 AM.

    5. The train hours are from 07.00 AM to 11.00 AM.

Questions:

A) Is hours the right word in all the numbered sentences? What are the words that might replace hours? Is there a BE and AE difference there?

B) Is there any difference betweek sentences 2, 3, and 4?

C) Among 3 and 4, which is gramatically correct usage? And in case any one is wrong, is that an accepted usage?

(I belive my usage of 'any one' instead of 'anyone' is correct).

Appreciate your help. Thank you.
  

Top answer

The training session starts at 9AM and ends at 5PM. 1. The training session hours are 9AM to 5PM.

  • The training session starts at 9AM and ends at 5PM.
  • 1.
  • The training session hours are 9AM to 5PM.
  • The bank opens at 10AM and closes at 5PM.
  • ) * * * A) Is 'hours' the right word in all the numbered sentences?
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The training session starts at 9AM and ends at 5PM.

1. The training session hours are 9AM to 5PM.

The bank opens at 10AM and closes at 5PM. (There's no need for all those zeros.)

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Rover_KEThe training session starts at 9AM and ends at 5PM. 1. The training session hours are 9AM to 5PM.The bank opens at 10AM and closes at 5PM. (There's no need for all those zeros.)* * *A) Is 'hours' the right word in all the numbered sentences? Yes, but there's no need for all those zeros. What are the words that might replace hours? None. Is there a BE and AE differ

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