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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
It's morning
Are they all correct?:
-It's morning now. If you want to say it is possible that it will rain this afternoon, you can't say 'it can rain'.
-It's the morning now. If you want to say it is possible that it will rain this afternoon, you can't say 'it can rain'.
-It's in the morning now. If you want to say it is possible that it will rain this afternoon, you can't say 'it can rain'.
Thank you.
-It's morning now. If you want to say it is possible that it will rain this afternoon, you can't say 'it can rain'.
-It's the morning now. If you want to say it is possible that it will rain this afternoon, you can't say 'it can rain'.
-It's in the morning now. If you want to say it is possible that it will rain this afternoon, you can't say 'it can rain'.
Thank you.
Top answer
Only the first sounds idiomatically correct to me. I would not say the others. CJ
- Only the first sounds idiomatically correct to me.
- I would not say the others.
- CJ
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Only the first sounds idiomatically correct to me. I would not say the others.
CJ
CJ
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