at night(s),at the weekend(s),in the afternoon(s)

[ortak]

at night(s)
at the weekend(s)
in the afternoon(s)
in the evening(s)
in the morning(s)

Hi all,
Is it true to use these time expressions in plural form in simple present?

I take shower in the morning.

or

I take shower in the mornings.

Are they both true?

Thanks in advance.

 

[ortak]

I got up very early in the morning. (definite morning- may be today)

I get up very early in the mornings. (every morning)

Is that true?

 

[ain'ttranslationfun?]

Yiou're using two different tenses. "i get up very early in the mor ing" is a habit. To speak about a particular morning, I'd prefer "I got up very early that morning."

 

[ortak]

Yiou're using two different tenses. "i get up very early in the mor ing" is a habit. To speak about a particular morning, I'd prefer "I got up very early that morning."

Thank you fun. I also think that in the morning or in the mornings are both correct.

 

[ain'ttranslationfun?]

Actually, the tense doesn't matter; we could sy "I got up at seven o'clock when i was working at XX company", for example. "In the morning" refers to the time period in which soething happens/happened. "In the morning I drink coffee, but in the afternoon I don't, because I can't fall asleep if I do." Morning[s] is possible,bu I'd say "morning" in the singular, personally.

 

[ortak]

Thanks fun