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I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why?



 
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I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why? #1 (permalink) Tue Jun 30, 2009 15:29 pm   I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why?		  
Could I find out from the expert here which is the correct one to use for the following sentence? Why?

- I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.).
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I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why? #2 (permalink) Tue Jun 30, 2009 18:06 pm   I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why?		  
None of them. It should be 2 p.m.
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I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why? #3 (permalink) Wed Jul 01, 2009 9:09 am   I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why?		  
Hi Steve,
As Jamie said,2 p.m. is correct.However,2 pm is also right in British English.
But 2pm is considered as an adjective:The 2pm train is usually crowded.
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I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why? #4 (permalink) Wed Jul 01, 2009 9:18 am   I see you at (2pm, 2p.m or 2p.m.). Which is the correct one and why?		  
OK. Well done, Jamie and Morteza. I am just having a look to check whether the question has been properly answered. Smile

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