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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What are the prepositions that we can use in the word morning
I heard on Tv saying at morning though I know only in morning.What is the difference?
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Neither is correct. In the morning : I saw her in the morning. At the morning: I saw her at the morning meeting.
- Neither is correct.
- In the morning : I saw her in the morning.
- At the morning: I saw her at the morning meeting.
- During the morning: I had coffee three times during the morning.
- Mornings: Mornings, I always have coffee on the veranda.
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Neither is correct.
In the morning: I saw her in the morning.
At the morning: I saw her at the morning meeting.
During the morning: I had coffee three times during the morning.
Mornings: Mornings, I always have coffee on the veranda.
Etc.
In the morning: I saw her in the morning.
At the morning: I saw her at the morning meeting.
During the morning: I had coffee three times during the morning.
Mornings: Mornings, I always have coffee on the veranda.
Etc.
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