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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Sunday morning

Hi teachers,

My dictionary says :"I'll meet him on Sunday morning ",but I read on the Internet"He talked with their families Saturday night". Please help me understand when we must use ON before such phrases as Saturday morning,Monday afternoon,Tuesday evening ,Thursday noon etc., and when we must not use ON in such cases.

Thank you in advance
  

Top answer

] ( [morning / afternoon / evening / night] ) But you may omit on as the mood strikes you! There is no rule about when to use on and when to omit it. It's your choice.

— CalifJim

  • ] ( [morning / afternoon / evening / night] ) But you may omit on as the mood strikes you!
  • There is no rule about when to use on and when to omit it.
  • It's your choice.
  • CJ
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The full form is
on [Sunday / Monday / ...] ( [morning / afternoon / evening / night] )
But you may omit onas the mood strikes you!
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I think 'on' is not dropped in BrE. Please come on Friday. NOT Please come Friday.
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Thank you Califjim very much.
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