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I will call you at break time vs I will call you in break time

The correct phrase is "I will call you at break time." The preposition "at" is used to indicate a specific point in time, while "in" is used to indicate a period of time. In this context, we are referring to a specific point in time when the call will be made.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 8042 views

I will call you at break time

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use "at break time" when referring to a specific point in time when an action will take place.

Examples:

  • I will call you at break time to discuss the project.
  • Please meet me at break time so we can go over the details.
  • She always checks her messages at break time.
  • We usually have a snack at break time.
  • The meeting is scheduled at break time.
  • I will call you when I get down there.
  • I will call you once he's stable.
  • When I have answers, I will call you.
  • I will call you after he calls me.
  • I- I will call you if i hear anything.
  • I will call you if there is any change.
  • I will call you when Hanna can have visitors.
  • I will call you when I have more information.
  • I will call you, I promise.
  • But I will call you next week.
  • Henceforth, I will call you Thomas.
  • I will call you when we need the ring back.
  • Go start your assignments, I will call you.
  • Go, Natasha, I will call you.
  • I will call you, you have been a godsend.
  • I will call you for those Knicks tickets.
  • I will call you when the courier arrives.
  • I will call you governor or ma'am.
  • I will call you and check on you soon.
  • Deena, seriously, I will call you back later.

Alternatives:

  • I will call you during break time
  • I will call you when it's break time
  • I will call you for break time
  • I will call you while it's break time
  • I will call you at the break

I will call you in break time

This phrase is not correct in English. The preposition "in" is not used to indicate a specific point in time.

  • I will call you when I get down there.
  • I will call you once he's stable.
  • When I have answers, I will call you.
  • I will call you after he calls me.
  • I- I will call you if i hear anything.
  • I will call you if there is any change.
  • I will call you when Hanna can have visitors.
  • I will call you when I have more information.
  • I will call you, I promise.
  • But I will call you next week.
  • Henceforth, I will call you Thomas.
  • I will call you when we need the ring back.
  • Go start your assignments, I will call you.
  • Go, Natasha, I will call you.
  • I will call you, you have been a godsend.
  • I will call you for those Knicks tickets.
  • I will call you when the courier arrives.
  • I will call you governor or ma'am.
  • I will call you and check on you soon.
  • Deena, seriously, I will call you back later.

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