Do　you　say　"I'll　go there at about 9 in the morning." ?　
I think "I'll go there at 9 in the morning. " is a correct sentence.
Then can I say "I'll　go there at about 9 in the morning." ?　
Can I use "about" between "at" and "time" ?

Question

Do　you　say　"I'll　go there at about 9 in the morning." ?　
I think "I'll go there at 9 in the morning. " is a correct sentence.
Then can I say "I'll　go there at about 9 in the morning." ?　
Can I use "about"  between "at" and "time" ?

Answer

grammartically correct, but I don't think it will be uesed in oral communication.

Answer

You can say, "I'll get there at 9" or I'll be there at 9.  No problem inserting the about if you want.  If you mean you are LEAVING at nine then you can say, "l'll leave at 9 to go" because when you say
I'll go there at 9 the reader/listener is not sure whether you are arriving at 9 or you are leaving to go at 9

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