We meet for lunch _____ every Friday. A. hourly B. at the same time C. in good time D. up to date Note: I’d normally say “we meet for lunch the same time every Friday” without “at”. The word “at” se

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We meet for lunch _____ every Friday. A. hourly B. at the same time C. in good time D. up to date Note: I’d normally say “we meet for lunch the same time every Friday” without “at”. The word “at” seems to have changed the meaning of the sentence. I guess my question is: can “at the same time” sometimes be used to mean “the same time”? I hope my question is clear…If it is a YES, then I guess the answer to the question is B. Otherwise, this question may not be doable. What do you think?

24 de jul de 2013 02:54

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You should use the preposition to be correct. Take another example :". My appointment is five o'clock". Do you hear how that sounds without the preposition? You may hear things said that way shortened but sometimes it sounds really awkward.

24 de julho de 2013