A few days ago
which sentence is right?
May i see you at around 10 am?
May i see you around 10 am?
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Sorry. Using “at around” is contradictory. You can’t have it both ways. It’s either “at 10 a.m.” or “around 10 a.m.” Take your pick, but you can’t have it both ways in the same sentence!
By the way, in your final handing-it-in form, you’ll need to use “a.m.” instead of “am” if you want to be correct. “A.M.” is an abbreviation of two words, not one, and needs to be punctuated as such.
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May I see you around 10 AM
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May I see you at 10 am. Be decisive; don’t be undecided or wishy washy. Be direct. You want to see the person at 10 am. Gives you more authority!
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The 2nd one is correct. The first one is absurd. You can’t meet someone at around 10 am. It has no punctuation flaws. But, that event can’t possible happen. The question cannot be answered correctly.
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the first one
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My preference would be:
“May I see you at approximately 10am?”
Both examples you gave seem fine with me though.
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Each is grammatically correct.
The second is preferable, as it omits an unnecessary word.
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the second sentence is correct
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Either one works fine.
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Both.
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