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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Working "round the clock" or "around the clock"?

Greetings all,

As per the title, I'm wondering on which of the following is correct?

1) Working round the clock

OR

2) Working around the clock

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Vik
  

Top answer

Working around the clock is formal working round the clock, is informal

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  • Working around the clock is formal working round the clock, is informal
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Working around the clock is formal

working round the clock, is informal
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Both are used and accepted.
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Right or wrong, I've always considered round the British version and around the American version of the same thing.

CJ
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