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Heralding Heretic Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Morning urge

Greetings and salutations,

Is it grammatically allowed to say 'the morning urge' instead of 'the urge in the morning'?

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The morning urge seems more natural to me, What sentence were you thinking of using it in?

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The morning urge seems more natural to me, What sentence were you thinking of using it in?
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Thank you for replying. The morning urge sounded better to me too. The sentence is as followed:

The morning urge to remain in bed just a hint longer became irresistible.
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I'd definitely go for 'the morning urge' in that sentence.
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