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around 2 pm vs at around 2 pm

Both 'around 2 pm' and 'at around 2 pm' are commonly used phrases in English. The choice between them depends on the context and your personal preference.
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around 2 pm

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate an approximate time.

This phrase is used to indicate a rough or approximate time, usually within a specific hour.

Examples:

  • Let's meet around 2 pm.
  • The event starts around 2 pm.
  • I usually take a break around 2 pm.
  • She arrives around 2 pm every day.
  • The delivery is scheduled for around 2 pm.

Alternatives:

  • about 2 pm
  • approximately 2 pm
  • near 2 pm
  • close to 2 pm
  • around 2 o'clock

at around 2 pm

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate an approximate time with a slight emphasis on the specific hour.

This phrase is used to indicate a rough or approximate time, with a slight emphasis on the specific hour.

Examples:

  • The meeting is scheduled at around 2 pm.
  • We usually have lunch at around 2 pm.
  • The bus arrives at around 2 pm.
  • She leaves work at around 2 pm.
  • The appointment is set for at around 2 pm.

Alternatives:

  • about 2 pm
  • approximately 2 pm
  • near 2 pm
  • close to 2 pm
  • around 2 o'clock

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