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Which is correct?
1. during that period
2. in that period
3. over that period
Which is correct?
1. during that period
2. in that period
3. over that period
1. during that period
2. in that period
3. over that period
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- English (US)
For me the first sounds the best, or you can say "over the period (of time)" for number 3!
- English (US)
1 and 2.
If you are talking about a something that happens during a time both 1 and 2 are correct. 3 should be changed to "over a period"
"What happens during that period?"
"In that period we'll learn math."
"Over a period of time you'll get better."
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