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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Preposition usage

Hello,

It was a cold Monday morning when I decided to give her a call.

It was on a cold Monday morning that I decided to giver her a call.

When we use 'on' we use 'that', but without 'on' it is 'when'. Is this right?


Thanks.

  

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anonymous Hello, It was a cold Monday morning when I decided to give her a call. It was on a cold Monday morning that I decided to give her a call. When we use 'on' we use 'that', but without 'on' it is 'when'.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Hello, It was a cold Monday morning when I decided to give her a call.
  • It was on a cold Monday morning that I decided to give her a call.
  • When we use 'on' we use 'that', but without 'on' it is 'when'.
  • Is this right?
  • Yes.
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anonymous

Hello,

It was a cold Monday morning when I decided to give her a call.

It was on a cold Monday morning that I decided to give her a call.

When we use 'on' we use 'that', but without 'on' it is 'when'. Is this right?

Yes. That works. 'on' with 'when' wouldn't be awful, but I think 'that' is better.

CJ

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