Almost at the same time ......
" almost at the same time "
Is this correct? If It's wrong, please tell me correct sentence:)
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It's fine. You can also say "almost at that exact time" or "almost at exactly the same time" .... Consider using moment instead of time as well (although both words are fine).
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It is not wrong, but it is much more common to say "at almost the same time".
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Depends a bit on the context because this is not a complete sentence.
but "It is almost at the same time as ___"
^When you say this, you usually are comparing it to something else.
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