early in the morning vs. in the early morning - WordReference …
Aug 16, 2018. #2. If you give a time, I would not write "early". Alternatively, write "early", then add the time to be more precise, so "I get up early in the morning, at 5:30" is fine with the added comma. 5:30 isn't particularly early in the morning; it's nearly half-gone by then. Two o'clock would be early morning.
at/in/on early morning - WordReference Forums
2012年11月27日 · New York City. English - US. Nov 27, 2012. #2. 1. "At early morning" is wrong (although "at dawn" works, since dawn is a particular moment). Either in early morning OR in the early morning sounds good to me. 2. Early on Monday morning is fine.
in/on the early morning of May 5 - WordReference Forums
2023年5月24日 · I know that "on" is correct when we say "on the morning of + a date." But a Chinese English-teaching website says that if we put "early" or "late" before morning, "in" is also acceptable. Is that correct? I made two example sentences to compare. 1. The fire broke out on the morning of May 5. 2. The fire broke out in the early morning of May 5 ...
early on Monday morning/early Monday morning
2016年4月9日 · Irelia20150604 said: 1) Preparatory work was completed on Sunday morning, and it was completed before the news was issued. 2) Preparatory work was completed on early Sunday morning. (it was more likely be completed at 5:00 AM than 10:00 AM) We simply wouldn't make those distinctions ... nor would be be likely to use #2, with its "on early."
in/on early Monday morning - WordReference Forums
2020年3月20日 · Southeastern U.S. English - US. Mar 20, 2020. #3. prudent260 said: 1. My husband and I are coming in early Monday morning. This means something different. The phrasal verb is “come in” and it means to arrive in a travel context, such as to a city.
early tomorrow morning/early in the morning tomorrow
English - United States. Sep 9, 2016. #2. Early tomorrow morning is perhaps more common, and is probably what I'd say most of the time. Early in the morning tomorrow might be used if you wanted to emphasize morning for some reason. G.
early this morning vs earlier this morning - WordReference Forums
2016年9月20日 · I could say these even if it's still morning: Early this morning I heard the terrible news about what had happened last night. Early this morning, as I woke up and went when I was out walking, I saw a new and beautiful bird in our garden. If it's still morning as you speak, you could say "earlier this morning". It wouldn't mean that it was "early".
this early in the morning/ so early | WordReference Forums
2020年10月12日 · Hi there, For this sentence: "sorry to have sent you a message this early in the morning' or do you say 'so early in the morning'? Just want to say that if I sent the message too early, I apologise.
in/on the morning of Sunday, the 25th | WordReference Forums
Japanese. Jun 4, 2008. #1. Hello everyone, I was doing some exercises and found the sentence below; "My friend arrived early in the morning of Sunday, the 25th." In its explanation, it is said that the sentence's focusing on "Time" and "the morning" , so use "in", or something like that in Japanese. I know you use "in" for parts of the day, but ...
next morning or the next morning | WordReference Forums
2017年1月3日 · 1) I will take a test the next morning. 2) I will take a test next morning. Thoughts and context: I will have a test tomorrow morning. I told my friend that. I think 2) is correct but I still wonder whether I could use "the" because "the" is always preceding "next".