Morning/mornings
Hello,
I know that both are used but "mornings" suggests repetition. Isn't "in the morning" more common though?
- You should try to get up earlier in the morning/mornings.
- I love drinking coffee in the morning/mornings.
The first sentence might be a little different but both versions of the second mean the same thing to me. What do you think?
Top answer
Both of your examples take the singular. Only "I love drinking coffee in the morning" is right. "Mornings" is wrong.
- Both of your examples take the singular.
- Only "I love drinking coffee in the morning" is right.
- "Mornings" is wrong.
- " It is hard to say whether a particular sentence will sound right with that until you go to make it, though.
- It would not sound right in your examples.
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Both of your examples take the singular. Only "I love drinking coffee in the morning" is right. "Mornings" is wrong.
The use of a time word in the plural to denote habit is bare, without an article or preposition: "We used to go for a stroll evenings." It is hard to say whether a particular sentence will sound right with that until you go to make it, though. It would not sound right in y
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