In OR of?

0 'At that point 01u00in02u00 time' is the commonly used expression.0-

0Hi, thanks a lot for your help. 02br
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00But, is this one grammatically incorrect?02br
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01b00At that point 01u01i00of02i02u00 time, I did not know what to do and what not to do!02b02br
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0 I would regard it as wrong.0-

0 Me too. 0-

0Hi,02br
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00Why noy just 01font00say 01b00At that point,02b00 I did not know what to do and what not to do02font00?02br
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00Best wishes, Clive0-

0 Why is it that 01b00'02b02br
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01b00At that point 01u01i00of02i02u00 time, I did not know what to do and what not to do!'02b00 is considered wrong?02br
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00I still don't quite get it. [:^)]02br
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00Please explain.0-

0 Prepositions don't always follow any logical system. It's just that 'in' is the correct preposition in this context and 'of' is incorrect. 0-

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01cite10Nona The Brit12cite10Prepositions don't always follow any logical system. It's just that 'in' is the correct preposition in this context and 'of' is incorrect.12blockquote

10I got it. Thanks nona. 050010id2

0my english is not perfect. but i think it of02br
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00at that point of time, ......02br
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00i didn't get it .why it is (( in))0-

0Just like Nona said:01blockquote

01cite10Nona The Brit12cite10Prepositions don't always follow any logical system. It's just that 'in' is the correct preposition in this context and 'of' is incorrect.12blockquote

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