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ShaNap Posted 15 years ago
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What time? OR At what time?

What time are you meeting him? OR At what time are you meeting him?

(which one is better?)

Thanks.
  

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Both are very common (and correct as far as I'm concerned). Some purists might insist on 'at'.

— Philip

  • Both are very common (and correct as far as I'm concerned).
  • Some purists might insist on 'at'.
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Both are very common (and correct as far as I'm concerned). Some purists might insist on 'at'.
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