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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

in the a.m.

Do we say, "The operation kicks off at eight in the a.m.?" I need to know if this is a way to use "in the a.m." even if it's substandard or even wrong. Thank you
  

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" even if it's substandard or even wrong. I have occasionally heard it said casually and jocularly, but that is all; it is certainly not standard.

— Mister Micawber

  • " even if it's substandard or even wrong.
  • I have occasionally heard it said casually and jocularly, but that is all; it is certainly not standard.
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Anonymous I need to know if this is a way to use "in the a.m." even if it's substandard or even wrong.
I have occasionally heard it said casually and jocularly, but that is all; it is certainly not standard.
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