Are at the time and at that time always interchangeable? Can at that time refer to a sudden, unexpected event, like at that (precise) moment?
Carlo
Carlo
Is it correct if i say like this,
Alex Rodriguez was still a child. This early 1980s made headlines "at the time".
Thank you...
I questioned the №1. I would use "that". This early 1980s incident made headlines at that time.1)This early 1980s incident made headlines "at the time". (You have an ongoing discussion about some "time".)
2)This early 1980s incident made headlines "at the time" that Alex Rodriguez was still a child. (A specific event.)
perhaps