Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Which is right: In a lazy afternoon or on a lazy afternoon
Hi everyone,
I am clear with 'in the afternoon' and 'on a Sunday afternoon'. But when it comes to a lazy afternoon, which is right: in or on?
That accident happened in a lazy afternoon or on a lazy afternoon.
This is a photo about a blue sky over the water on a lazy afternoon or in a lazy afternoon.
One more about time, in or at.
It's 3 pm here. What time is it in your local time or at your local time? (In or at)
It will be delievered by 3 pm in your local time or at your local time.
Thank you in advance.
Have a good day.
Alli
I am clear with 'in the afternoon' and 'on a Sunday afternoon'. But when it comes to a lazy afternoon, which is right: in or on?
That accident happened in a lazy afternoon or on a lazy afternoon.
This is a photo about a blue sky over the water on a lazy afternoon or in a lazy afternoon.
One more about time, in or at.
It's 3 pm here. What time is it in your local time or at your local time? (In or at)
It will be delievered by 3 pm in your local time or at your local time.
Thank you in advance.
Have a good day.
Alli
Top answer
That accident happened on a lazy afternoon. ) Compare with: It happened on a Monday. This is a photo about a blue sky over the water on a lazy afternoon.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
0
That accident happened on a lazy afternoon. (It is not describing a specific the time of day, but the kind of afternoon.)
Compare with: It happened on a Monday.
This is a photo about a blue sky over the water on a lazy afternoon.
(same reason)
It's 3 pm here. What time is it in your time zone?
It will be delivered by 3 pm in your loca
Compare with: It happened on a Monday.
This is a photo about a blue sky over the water on a lazy afternoon.
(same reason)
It's 3 pm here. What time is it in your time zone?
It will be delivered by 3 pm
00