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Emily_ Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
on/in
Hi.
"The library is only open on/in weekday mornings now". The preposition relates to "weekday" or "mornings"?
Thank you.
"The library is only open on/in weekday mornings now". The preposition relates to "weekday" or "mornings"?
Thank you.
Top answer
on weekday (mornings).
- on weekday (mornings).
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Hi Emily
Some examples of how to express time:
in the morning(s)
in the afternoon(s)
in the evening(s)
at noon, at midday
at night, in the night, sometimes by night: Have you seen New York by night.
Whenever you add a modifier of any kind, the preposition is on (if there is a preposition at all):
on a
Some examples of how to express time:
in the morning(s)
in the afternoon(s)
in the evening(s)
at noon, at midday
at night, in the night, sometimes by night: Have you seen New York by night.
Whenever you add a modifier of any kind, the preposition is on (if there is a preposition at all):
on a
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