Proper sentence
We write 'every morning and night' or every morning and every night'? Example: she brushes her teeth every morning and night. Or she brushes her teeth every morning and every night.'? Thanks.
asked May 09 '12 at 14:24
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It suffices to use a single 'every' in the sentence. 'Every' as an adjective modifies the nouns morning and night. To repeat it for both the nouns is a tautaulogy. Nevertheless all of the two ways are right and they express the same meaning. But the emphasis of the double usage indicates intensity as Tolley stressed.
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answered May 09 '12 at 19:55
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