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Bookmark or Share- “On Sunday evening” or “In the Sunday evening”And for days, we use the preposition “on”, on Saturday, on Monday, on Tuesday,...so on. With respect to both of them being “nouns”, Sunday and evening. But I am confused of using them together. I met one of my friends on Sunday evening. Why do we use ON instead of: I met one of my friends in the evening of Sunday.
- grammar - Is it grammatical/idiomatic to say "Thursday night" instead ...On Tuesday night, I went to the see doctor. On Wednesday night, I visited my uncle's farm. Thursday night, I stayed at home. I saw some people using this structure on Google Books. However, I'm still not sure if it's grammatical/idiomatic to omit the "on."
- Why is "I'll see you on next Tuesday afternoon" wrong but "on Tuesday ...In the early part of the week, we might say 'I'll see you next Tuesday' (Tuesday of the next week). Share.
- Can we use the preposition "on" before "the night"?At before the night: When we are talking about the complete night. I was there at the night. In before the night: When we are talking about a period of time during the night. I was there in the night. Could you please tell me when we should use "on" before the night? I have asked this because I read it in the novel. From the novel (bad for you):
- time - When is last Tuesday if it's Wednesday - English Language ...But no one says "I did that on the last Tuesday", it's just, "I did that last Tuesday." The only time I can think of when someone would say "the last Tuesday" is if the context indicates that we are specifying a specific Tuesday from some set, like "the last Tuesday in January" or "the last Tuesday on which there will be a full moon". –
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