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at that time vs at these time

The correct phrase is 'at that time.' 'At that time' is a common expression used to refer to a specific point in the past, while 'at these time' is incorrect in English.

Last updated: March 15, 2024

at that time

Correct. 'At that time' is a common expression used to refer to a specific point in the past.

'At that time' is used to refer to a specific point in the past when something happened or was true.

Examples:

  • I was in school at that time.
  • At that time, we didn't have smartphones.
  • She was living in Paris at that time.
  • At that time, I didn't know what to do.
  • The company was struggling at that time.

Alternatives:

  • at that moment
  • at that point
  • at that juncture
  • at that instant
  • at that particular time

at these time

Incorrect. 'At these time' is not a correct phrase in English.

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