--description--

Before is used to talk about a time earlier than another event or time. It indicates that something happens first. For example, I eat breakfast before I go to work means that eating breakfast happens earlier in time than going to work.

After is used to describe something that happens later than another event or time. It indicates the sequence of events where something happens following something else. For example, I go home after work means that going home happens later in time than finishing work.

Around is used with time expressions to indicate a time close to but not exactly at that point. It suggests flexibility within a short time frame. For example, We'll meet around noon can mean any time close to 12:00 PM, like 11:45 AM or 12:15 PM. It's commonly used to give a general idea of timing without being too specific.

--questions--

--text--

When does Anna say the lunch break is?

--answers--

Before noon.

--feedback--

Anna did not say the lunch break happens earlier than noon.

After noon.

--feedback--

Noon is 12:00 PM, and Anna didn't say the break happens later than that.

Just before work ends.

--feedback--

The lunch break is in the middle of the day, not at the end of the workday.

Around noon.

--video-solution--

4

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