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     • Thus, to answer your question, 'early in the morning' would refer to earlier hours of the morning (i.e. around 12AM-6AM). Again, late at night is when most people will begin sleeping (around 8PM-12AM) and also 12AM-6AM the following day (if you consider this still as night, since it is dark).
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   What is early in the morning?

   • In a context where something could happen at any time between midnight and noon, such as the birth of a baby, I would call one or two a.m. "early in the morning" (or "in the early hours of the morning"). In that situation, 5:30 might not seem so early. The first one is fine. You are presumably referring to tomorrow (or some future) morning.

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   What does early mean in a sentence?

   • Essentially, what this means is that the modifier early is taking scope over two different parts (or constituents) of the sentence. Notice that in (1) the relevant string is early morning, where early is acting as an adjective modifier to the noun morning.

   syntactic analysis - "early in the morning" and " in the early morning

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   How do you write early in a sentence?

   • If you give a time, I would not write "early". Alternatively, write "early", then add the time to be more precise, so "I get up early in the morning, at 5:30" is fine with the added comma. 5:30 isn't particularly early in the morning; it's nearly half-gone by then. Two o'clock would be early morning.

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   Should 'in the morning' be added unnecessarily?

   • Since, as a very general rule, we tend not to add words unnecessarily, "in the morning" is usually only added if "early" by itself seems insufficient. While it is still morning, "early", when referring to sometime earlier that day, can only refer to a time in the morning, so saying "in the morning" sounds unnecessarily pedantic.

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   Why do we say '530 in the morning'?

   • We do say '5.30 in the morning', but that's because there's another 5.30 in the afternoon/evening. But '5.30 in the early morning' makes it sound like there's another 5.30 in the late morning. So it's also unnatural: it says too much. You made it very clear. Thank you for your detailed explanation!

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   When do you say 'in the afternoon' & 'at night'?

   • We say ‘in the afternoon’ for a time between noon and 6 pm, and ‘in the evening for a time after around 6 pm. The phrase ‘at night’ starts to be used later on, after around 9 pm. People might use the word ‘afternoon’ later in the summer because it stays light later. Other general times would be ‘around 3pm’ or ‘around noon’.

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   Another way to say Early In The Morning? Synonyms for Early In The Morning (other words and phrases for Early In The Morning).

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   The phrase "early in the morning" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to describe the time of day when something occurs. For example, "I usually go for a run early in the morning.".

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   Aug 16, 2018 · While it is still morning, "early", when referring to sometime earlier that day, can only refer to a time in the morning, so saying "in the morning" sounds unnecessarily pedantic. However, later on the day, "early in the morning" could be more specific than merely saying "early".

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   Jan 23, 2017 · I'd say "early in the morning" is a little more flexible based on your schedule. "in the early morning" -> I should get up at 5 just to drink some water. "early in the morning" -> I should drink some water shortly after I get up at 10:30.

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    Nov 18, 2020 · If the time is very early, for example before 6am, we can say ‘early morning’. If the time is in the middle of the night, for example 1 am until 3 am, we can say it is ‘in the early hours’. ‘At the crack of dawn’ means very early in the morning, just as daylight is breaking.

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    Need synonyms for early morning? Here's a list of similar words from our thesaurus that you can use instead. “It's early morning, and my eyes feel like Venetian blinds, and I'm wondering if my ears aren't working too well either.”. Find more words!