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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Using "in" and "on"

"Prior to your surgery, you should plan on showering or take a bath the night before surgery and the morning of surgery."

Is this sentence correct? If so, why there is no "on" and "in" before "the night" and "the morning"?

  

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" Is this sentence correct? If so, why there is no "on" and "in" before "the night" and "the morning"? You just don't need these prepositions in this syntax.

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  • " Is this sentence correct?
  • If so, why there is no "on" and "in" before "the night" and "the morning"?
  • You just don't need these prepositions in this syntax.
  • .
  • " and here means you should do both.
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"Prior to your surgery, you should plan on showering or taking take a bath the night before surgery or and the morning of surgery."

Is this sentence correct? If so, why there is no "on" and "in" before "the night" and "the morning"? You just don't need these prepositions in this syntax.


. . . the night before surgery

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