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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Night-time
"If you don't like the hustle and bustle of the big city, how have you survived living here for almost a year now?"
"At night-time it's bearable." - "Night-time makes it bearable."
Hi. I have a few questions to this...
- Is any of the two natural in the context or what else could I say?
- Is "night-time" used often in general? Could I replace it with "night"?
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It's "nighttime" (one word, no hyphen). " Both are OK. anonymous - Is "nighttime" used often in general?
- It's "nighttime" (one word, no hyphen).
- " Both are OK.
- anonymous - Is "nighttime" used often in general?
- Could I replace it with "night"?
- Yes, "nighttime" is a legitimate word, and we English speakers do use it.
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It's "nighttime" (one word, no hyphen).
anonymous"At nighttime it's bearable." - "Nighttime makes it bearable."
Both are OK.
anonymous- Is "nighttime" used often in general? Could I replace it with "night"?
Yes, "nighttime" is a legitimate word, and we English speakers do use it.
Yes, in your examples y
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