Different time(s) every morning
(1) I go out at a different time every morning.
(2) I go out at different times every morning.
Most of my friends think the singular form is correct because I go out only once each morning. But, my other friends think the plural form sounds better. Pleases help me. Thank you very much.
Top answer
Both are possible. It's a matter of whether you go out only once every morning or you go out more than once every morning. (1) implies you go out once every morning.
- Both are possible.
- It's a matter of whether you go out only once every morning or you go out more than once every morning.
- (1) implies you go out once every morning.
- (2) implies you go out two or more times every morning.
- CJ
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Both are possible. It's a matter of whether you go out only once every morning or you go out more than once every morning.
(1) implies you go out once every morning.
(2) implies you go out two or more times every morning.
CJ
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