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In due time and place

English Language & Usage Asked on April 8, 2021

Caveat: the content of this post might be a little bit politics-related. But I try to make it sound as non-political as possible. Let’s focus on the linguistical problems here, thanks!

If I were to create a sports league, I would make sure that every player in my league had the opportunity to protest in due time and place.

This is a sentence I wrote. The following Google ngram shows that it is a rather old-fashioned expression. Mostly it is seen in older contexts.

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ngram: in due time and place

I also wonder whether it can be rewritten as follows:

If I were to create a sports league, I would give every player in my league due time and place to protest.

One Answer

When normally using the expression, "and place" isn't used. Well, not in first person with the I - he said he would allow all the players in the league due time on the field.

Answered by Leafla Legit on April 8, 2021

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