Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Evening"

A: The evening is the warmest part of the day. The sun's rays are hot as the sun moves in a westward direction.

A: es de buenas noches, pero el que se usa para saludar a alguien de noche. good night es el buenas noches de despedida

A: You would say "I will this evening" when it is not the evening yet. "Later this evening" means that it is the evening and you will do it later in the day. I hope this helped!

A: Literalmente sería "Eso lo envuelve por esta tarde"

Significa "Con eso acabamos por esta tarde"

A: It means eternally

If it was only on April 1, they will say "will not print/not be issued on April 1" or "there will be no evening edition on April 1"

A: You can use them by themselves when speaking to someone just like in Portuguese Boa noite. They are used at different times though:

Good evening: 5 P.M. - 7 P.M.
Good night: 8 P.M. to Sunrise (When going to sleep)
Have a good night: (Saying good-bye at night time)

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A: I sleep at night.

I eat dinner in the evening.

(Evening is right before night)

A: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen! 🎤👋🏻

A: The evening is beautiful.
They'll meet tomorrow evening.
They work every evening.

A: Evening is the time after the afternoon, but before the sun sets. These days people would say evening= 5:00-9:00 and night is from 9:00-12:00. (Once it's 12:01 we say it's early in the morning or 'the middle of the night')

A: Noon is at 12:00 PM. Afternoon is from 12:01 PM to around 5:00 PM. Evening is from 5:01 PM to 8 PM, or around sunset. Night is from sunset to sunrise, so from 8:01 PM until 5:59 AM.

A: I always eat dinner in the evening
let's meet up this evening

A: yes they are both used and they are both pretty common but the most common thing people would say is "that night"

A: "This evening" = roughly 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
"Tonight" = roughly 8:00 pm - 4:00 am
Each person might have a different understanding of "evening" and "night"

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A: "In the evening" is correct.

A: No. IN is incorrect. Use ON. It is like saying "I will see you on Monday", not "I will see you in Monday".

A: Evening :) (eev-ning)

A: I have a date today at noon.

A: "Do you think it is better to..."

A: ​​I finished work at 22:30.. such a long day.
I'm so tired.
Right now is our busiest season of the year.
So I am having to work hard.

Sounds better

A: After an apology like this, a "but" works better than a "that."

"(We're) sorry, but we do not carry evening newspapers."

A: @Xiaochun: You should use either lamb or sheep, not a mixture of both. This makes it easier for the reader to understand that the lamb she went to fetch is the same one that she claimed to have been stolen. It would be better to use "lamb" as it is more descriptive by indicating that the sheep is still young.

Also, rather than "had gone", you should say "was gone". By saying "had gone", it implies that the lamb had left on its own accord. Saying "was gone" simply means that the lamb was no longer there, regardless of what caused that to happen.

I hope this helps!

A: Yes. Tired means exhaustion, but not necessarily the capability to fall asleep. Sleepy means you're about to fall asleep.