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Latest post Mon, Dec 8 2008 5:04 PM by Clive. 3 replies.
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mda_omega  +  608411 Mon, 08 Dec 08 04:42 PM
Well..., I want to know which duration of time is called "late morning" and which is "early morning".
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Clive  +  608421 Mon, 08 Dec 08 04:47 PM
Hi,
 I want to know which duration of time is called "late morning" and which is "early morning".

Such phrases can be quite subjective.
Tom gets up every day at 6am. He considers 10am part of 'the late morning'.

Mary gets up every day at 9.30am. She considers 10am part of 'the early morning'.

Best wishes, Clive

( There's also the phrase 'mid-morning'. (:)) Smile)
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mda_omega, 349 days ago
Ow, so it is completely relative.

thank you very much. Rose
Clive  +  608439 Mon, 08 Dec 08 05:04 PM
Hi,

Well, not completely.

eg I'd say everyone would consider 11.45am late morning.

Clive

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