what is the difference of the word clock and at
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Do you mean: Please be here AT four o'CLOCK?
I believe that it is a shorter way to say: Please be here at four OF THE clock.
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Clock is a noun. It is the things that denotes the time, e.g. an alarm clock, kitchen clock, school clock....
'At' is a preposition. It denotes the time something is taking place at, e.g. at 10 pm, at 7 o'clock, at midnight.
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