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You should use “at that time” when you want to specify an exact time that somebody has asked you about or when you want to sound more official (it’s common in press meetings). You should use “at the time” in all other situations when you’re talking about an event. Generally, “at that time” is more sudden or more specific.
The lesson had ended by the time I arrived. The lesson had ended at the time I arrived. Now I wanted to ask you, among the above two lines which one is correct and define reason to be the right and wrong. Another thing is the difference between "At the time" and "By the time" and in what situation we will use which one
United States. now. 08:43:40pm. Sunday, May 26, 2024. National Paper Airplane Day (United States) United States (incl. dependent territories) has 11 time zones. The time zone for the capital Washington, D.C. is used here. Sun: ↑ 05:46AM ↓ 08:25PM (14h 39m) - More info - Make United States time default - Add to favorite locations.
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Hace 2 días · Eastern Standard Time is the same as the time in New York when New York is on standard time, and 1 hour behind the time in New York when New York is on daylight saving time. Eastern Standard Time does not change between summer time and winter time. The IANA time zone identifiers for Eastern Standard Time are America/Atikokan, America/Jamaica ...
The phrase ‘by the time‘ is used with clauses to say that something has already happened at the time that something else happens. Let’s look at simpler examples of the same meaning with a noun phrase: By my 18th Birthday, I will know.. With a clause: By the time I am 18, I will know.. It basically means I will know before the time of my birthday. *Note that the tense may seem unusual ...
What Time Is It? is the second full-length studio album by The Time, and was released in August 1982, 13 months after their first album The Time. Like the previous album, What Time Is It? was largely written, recorded and produced by Prince, and contained no input from band members other than Morris Day on drums (tracks 1, 4 and 5), although ...
