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Fatimah0786 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

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I watched a video on grammar, in which the person used this sentence,"Can you let me know what time we are meeting". I usually say, "Can you let me know at what time we are meeting". Could someone tell me whether the second sentence with 'at' is wrong, if yes, why?

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Hi. I don't call it wrong but redundant. Another common redundancy of perposition is Where do you work at ?

— Hrsanei

  • Hi.
  • I don't call it wrong but redundant.
  • Another common redundancy of perposition is Where do you work at ?
  • or simply where at?
  • instead of where?
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Hi.
I don't call it wrong but redundant. Another common redundancy of perposition is
Where do you work at? or simply where at? instead of where?


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Hamid
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Thanks for answering.
Is saying, "At what time are we meeting?", also wrong?
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fatimah0786"At what time are we meeting?", also wrong?
It is perfectly correct.
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