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Monday's night or Monday night?



 
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Do I need any preposition such as ON/IN? | Punctuation: use of dash
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Monday's night or Monday night? Sat May 27, 2006 5:17 am  Monday's night or Monday night?
 

Hi teachers,

Could you please tell me whether it is grammatically correct to say "Monday's night" or "Monday night"???

Thank you in advance!
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Monday's night or Monday night? Sat May 27, 2006 10:30 am  Monday's night or Monday night?
 

Monday night is correct.

Is there a specific reason why you asked about "Monday's night" ? (i.e., Have you seen it in a specific sentence and/or are you looking for an exception to the rule?)

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Monday's night or Monday night? Sun May 28, 2006 7:59 am  Monday's night or Monday night?
 

Hi Amy,

This is because i saw " MOnday's night" online once and i was not sure if it was correct or not!

Thank you!
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