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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Which preposition be correct?
Dear experts,
When someone called you on your cell phone, and if it was an inconvenient time for you:
You caught me on a bad time.
You caught me at a bad time.
You caught me in a bad time.
[on/at/in], which preposition would be correct to use?
Thank you
When someone called you on your cell phone, and if it was an inconvenient time for you:
You caught me on a bad time.
You caught me at a bad time.
You caught me in a bad time.
[on/at/in], which preposition would be correct to use?
Thank you
Top answer
You caught me at a bad/good time .
- You caught me at a bad/good time .
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