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Happy student Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
pm/am
Somebody is calling me really early or on the contrary really late. I want to emphasize that. Which one sounds better to you? Too early: 'Are you out of your mind?! It's 6 am! OR It's 6 in the morning!'? Too late: 'Are you crazy? It's 11 pm! OR It's 11 in the evening!'? I think both are OK, but I'm not sure. Part of me believes that pm and am cannot be used in this meaning. Thanks in advance for your help)
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Happy student Part of me believes that pm and am cannot be used in this meaning. They can. For the second, I'd be far more likely to say 'at night' than 'in the evening'.
- Happy student Part of me believes that pm and am cannot be used in this meaning.
- They can.
- For the second, I'd be far more likely to say 'at night' than 'in the evening'.
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Happy studentPart of me believes that pm and am cannot be used in this meaning.They can.
For the second, I'd be far more likely to say 'at night' than 'in the evening'.
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