Which sentence is correct?
I need to translate the title of an academic article into English.
Would native speakers say "The language of posters at the time of the Russian Revolution" or "The language of posters in the time of the Russian Revolution"? Or maybe someone can suggest a better alternative?
Thank you!
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Answers · 8
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If you mean "while the revolution was going on", use "during".
The Language of Posters During the Russian Revolution.
or better
The Language Used On Posters During the Russian Revolution
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Are you talking about posters as in picture posters?
"The language of posters at the time of the Russian Revolution" is most correct out of your choices.
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We would most likely use "at" rather than in because we use 'at' with specific events such as "The Russian revolution".
However, I agree with Business English Ed that using "during" seems best.
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all'epoca di could be translated as in the age of and be more formal. The Language of Posters in the Age of the Russian Revolution
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