In\at\on the same time

[Stasia1144]

Hi everyone,

Hope to get a quick answer

What preposition (or maybe other phrase) to use in the following sentence:

To set up emails sending for\in\at\on the same time

 

[panjandrum]

Hello Stasia - welcome to WordReference

A quick answer may be difficult.

You haven't given us a complete sentence so it isn't possible to answer without misleading you.

If you post the complete sentence and tell us how you want to use this sentence we should be able to help.

 

[Stasia1144]

Thanks, panjandrum

The meaning is to set up the Bat to send 2 emails in 2 hours for example. The first one will be sent in 2 hours and the second in 2 hours as well.

I want to say this phrase without defining concrete time - the main thing here is that two emails could be sent in one and the same time.

Hope it has become clearer

 

[panjandrum]

What you want to do is clearer, but I still don't have a sentence.

Looking at the sentence fragment from the first post:
... to set up emails sending for\in\at\on the same time
Perhaps you mean:
... to set up two e-mails to be sent at the same time.

You really need to post a complete sentence.

 

[Stasia1144]

Thanks for quick help!

I think at the same time is the very answer I needed!