Is it OK to use the phrase every morning with verbs in the past tense, as in the following sentence?
When I woke up every morning, I saw the beautiful world around me.
When I woke up every morning, I saw the beautiful world around me.
You can use every morning with a verb in any tense:
I had gone for a walk every morning before I moved to Rome.
I'll be taking a walk every morning next week.
I would take a walk every morning if I were more energetic.
I go / went on a long walk every morning.
CB
I had gone for a walk every morning before I moved to Rome.
I'll be taking a walk every morning next week.
I would take a walk every morning if I were more energetic.
I go / went on a long walk every morning.
CB
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Wow! The examples you've given made everything clear to me. (I love you, Cool Breeze, as much as I love Mister Micawber.)
- Rommel
Every morning, his brothers helped their father
- anonymous
