Skip to main content
deleted 18 characters in body; edited tags; edited title
Source Link
avpaderno
  • 59.6k
  • 72
  • 215
  • 329

"At the time" vs. "Atversus "at that time"

I hope this is not a double post...

Should I use "at the time" or "at that time" - when I want to express something that was known during the time when the events occured.

For exampleoccurred?

Bonco presents the facts known at the time about Fiolo and their interpretation by various authors.

Here I mean "at the time" as "at the moment that Bonco wrote it"it."

"At the time" vs. "At that time"

I hope this is not a double post...

Should I use "at the time" or "at that time" - when I want to express something that was known during the time when the events occured.

For example

Bonco presents the facts known at the time about Fiolo and their interpretation by various authors.

Here I mean "at the time" as "at the moment that Bonco wrote it".

"At the time" versus "at that time"

I hope this is not a double post.

Should I use "at the time" or "at that time" when I want to express something that was known during the time when the events occurred?

Bonco presents the facts known at the time about Fiolo and their interpretation by various authors.

Here I mean "at the time" as "at the moment that Bonco wrote it."

Source Link

"At the time" vs. "At that time"

I hope this is not a double post...

Should I use "at the time" or "at that time" - when I want to express something that was known during the time when the events occured.

For example

Bonco presents the facts known at the time about Fiolo and their interpretation by various authors.

Here I mean "at the time" as "at the moment that Bonco wrote it".