At better time

[captain1]

Hello, I would like to ask: If someone has a health problem and I want to say: 'See you at a better time', is it correct? Or do I need to use 'in/on? Better time' and whats the difference?
Thanks.

 

[Rover_KE]

If someone has a health problem and I want to say:'See you at a better time', is it correct? Or do I need to use 'in/ ona better time'?

'I'll see you at a better time' is OK, or 'I'll see you when you're feeling better'.

 

[GoesStation]

** I am not a teacher. **

"See you at a better time" is correct conversational English.

You should ask "Is it correct?", not "Does it correct?".