Hi
Please tell me which one of the following is better.
1- I get up early because I love morning.
2- I get up early because I love mornings.
Tom
Hi
Please tell me which one of the following is better.
1- I get up early because I love morning.
2- I get up early because I love mornings.
Tom
Hi Tom
I’d go for
Ex.I get up early because I love morning.
As for me, I use ‘mornings’ only as an adverb but not a noun. :roll:
I don’t know if it’s possible to use ‘mornings’ in a sense of ‘every morning (noun).’ I’ve never come across the very usage. :oops:
Hi Tom
I might say either one. To me “mornings” is just the plural form of a noun in the second sentence. You might also hear people say “I love the morning.”
Amy
Many thanks, Amy!I’ve never met ‘mornings’ used as a plural form( that is what I exactly meant by ‘every morning’) of the noun ‘morning’. I agree that my wording was ambiguous. :roll: So, is it a norm to say ‘mornings’ used as a noun?
Pamela, by the way, in Russian it’s also quite ‘normal’ (usual) to say 'I love eveningS.’ (Podmoskovnye Vechera, in particular :)),
but rather unusual (understandable, though) to say ‘I like morningS’. (Personally, I might say that. :))
Hi Pamela
I’m not sure if I’m interpreting your question correctly, but, yes, mornings is easily used as a plural noun:
How are your weekday mornings different from weekend mornings?
We met on two different mornings last week. (= on two different days in the morning)
Amy
Hi Amy,
At least, in two other languages I speak it’s also quite normal to say ‘two mornings’ and etc. but incorrect to say ‘mornings’ as a separate word when it’s not modified by… .
Hi Tamara,
I cannot even utter this in Russian “Я люблю утра” :shock: 8)
Hi Pamela,
I don’t actualy see a big problem in saying in Russian (say, looking out the window) ‘Я люблю (такие) утра, как это’ (I love morningS like this),
or Я люблю (такие) утра, когда не надо рано вставать (I like morningS when there is no need to get up early).
Or ‘I like mornings and hate evenings’ [size=84](even though it is not true for me :))[/size].
Hi Tamara,
Yes, it’s not a big problem. But saying ‘я люблю утра’(especially in Tom’s sentence) is rather unusual(unnatural) to me.
Well ladies, I think the time has now come to say ‘good night’
A