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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
proper use of the word "nightly"
The meeting will take place Monday through Friday at 7:00pm nightly.
Is it proper to use "pm" and "nightly" or do I use one or the other?
Is it proper to use "pm" and "nightly" or do I use one or the other?
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There are some other issues here. Is there one meeting, that extends over five days? There will be a meeting held each night?
- There are some other issues here.
- Is there one meeting, that extends over five days?
- There will be a meeting held each night?
- It's just an awkward situation.
- m.
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There are some other issues here.
Is there one meeting, that extends over five days?
There will be a meeting held each night?
It's just an awkward situation.
Generally, writing "7 p.m. at night" would be redundant, but you want to stress that it occurs each evening, which is indicated by "nightly."
The meeting will start at 7 each night, Monday through
Is there one meeting, that extends over five days?
There will be a meeting held each night?
It's just an awkward situation.
Generally, writing "7 p.m. at night" would be redundant, but you want to stress that it occurs each evening, which is indicated by "nightly."
The meeting will start at 7 each night, Monday through
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