In/On such a lovely sunny morning one feels alive.
Hello.
Is the sentence below correct or should we use 'in'?
On such a lovely sunny morning one feels alive.
I tried to google this topic, but unfortunately I still find it difficult to decide which preposition is appropriate in this case...
Normally we say 'in the morning', but when we have a specific date we say 'on the morning of [this date]'.
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The sentence is correct. We say in the morning(s), but in other cases the preposition is on: He came on Friday morning. He likes to cycle on sunny mornings.
- The sentence is correct.
- We say in the morning(s), but in other cases the preposition is on: He came on Friday morning.
- He likes to cycle on sunny mornings.
- It happened on the morning of May 6th.
- CB
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The sentence is correct. We say in the morning(s), but in other cases the preposition is on:
He came on Friday morning.
He likes to cycle on sunny mornings.
It happened on the morning of May 6th.
CB
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