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at office hour vs on office hour

Neither "at office hour" nor "on office hour" are correct. The correct phrase to use is "during office hours."
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at office hour

This phrase is not correct in English.

The correct phrase to use is "during office hours" when referring to the time when an office is open for business.
  • You said to meet at office hours.
  • Why don't we talk about this at office hours?
  • I was supposed to meet Ellen at her office two hours ago.
  • I dropped Henry at your office an hour ago.
  • Sends us pages at the production office at all hours.
  • Shouldn't you be at the office at this hour?
  • What's she doing at the office at this hour?
  • I want to see you two in my office at 1400 hours.
  • Only you and Leonardo were in the office at that hour.
  • As a matter of fact, I left Jim at the office a few hours ago.
  • I'll be back at the office in an hour.
  • But I have to be at the office in an hour.
  • I can be at the office in the hour.
  • So we have this guy at the office for three hours, and he still just wants to talk to you.
  • So we have this guy at the office for three hours, and he still just wants to talk to you.
  • Data, I will see you in my office tomorrow at 0900 hours.
  • Can you be at my office in an hour?
  • Can you meet me back at the office in an hour?
  • A lot of people. Rhonda had office hours at home, so there were students there all the time, and faculty, and she had a lot of friends. [elevator bell dings]
  • Artificial construct or not, you have a curriculum review with the Provost in 7 minutes, and don't forget you've got 6 thesis proposals to review before office hours at 4:00, so if you could pick up the pace?

Alternatives:

  • during office hours

on office hour

This phrase is not correct in English.

The correct term to use is "during office hours" to indicate the time when an office is open for business.
  • There are people who have worked all day... me myself have eight office hours on my shoulders.
  • Operators on duty outside office hours shall have the same competence, knowledge and authority and have the possibility to refer to experts available on-call.
  • Why don't you come by here later on, during the office hours.
  • Office hours are Monday and Friday.
  • During office hours let's dress appropriately.
  • Office hours are over, but...
  • I hold office hours, and I go home.
  • He felt terrible about missing office hours.
  • Office hours are nine to five.
  • And that couldn't be during office hours.
  • Specify if this phone number is available only during office hours.
  • Video game tournaments during office hours, and look at your browser histories.
  • My office hours are ten to four.
  • Office hours tomorrow if you need me.
  • That's precisely why I have office hours.
  • Everybody knows you manage a band during office hours, Murray.
  • Anyway, my office hours are Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
  • Since when did an Undertaker keep office hours?
  • (loud knocking) Office hours are over.
  • Basset hounds only call during office hours.

Alternatives:

  • during office hours

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