Nerdikarp Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
which is correct? "Afternoon usually works for me" or "Afternoons usually work for me"
1. "Afternoon usually works for me"
2. "Afternoons usually work for me"
The first sentence doesn't seem right, but I'm not sure. Which is correct? Are both correct?
1. I like to ride my bike in the afternoon.
2. I like to ride my bike in the afternoons.
Which one is correct? I think the first sentence sounds better, but I'm not sure.
1. I'm usually available on friday afternoons.
2. I'm usually available on friday afternoon.
I think the first sentence is correct, because I googled this one, but I'm not sure about the above two...
2. "Afternoons usually work for me"
The first sentence doesn't seem right, but I'm not sure. Which is correct? Are both correct?
1. I like to ride my bike in the afternoon.
2. I like to ride my bike in the afternoons.
Which one is correct? I think the first sentence sounds better, but I'm not sure.
1. I'm usually available on friday afternoons.
2. I'm usually available on friday afternoon.
I think the first sentence is correct, because I googled this one, but I'm not sure about the above two...
Top answer
1. " The a fternoon usually works for me . " 2.
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1. "The afternoon usually works for me."
2. "Afternoons usually work for me."
Both are ok. The second is probably more commonly used.
1. I like to ride my bike in the afternoon.
2. I like to ride my bike in the afternoons.
Both are fine. #2 has a more "habitual" connotation.
1. I'm usually available on Friday afternoons.
2. I'm
2. "Afternoons usually work for me."
Both are ok. The second is probably more commonly used.
1. I like to ride my bike in the afternoon.
2. I like to ride my bike in the afternoons.
Both are fine. #2 has a more "habitual" connotation.
1. I'm usually available on Friday afternoons.
2. I'm
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