Wee means very early or little, but in the context: "Rachel ran in the wee hours of the morning.", it means very early.
Is it grammatically correct to say "Rachel was wee to the graduation ceremony." (Replaced: Rachel was very early to the graduation ceremony)?
I'm undecided on whether it is or isn't grammatically correct because another way of saying it is... "Rachel arrived very early to the graduation ceremony.", then replacing "very early" with "wee" would sound odd.
Thank you.
Is it grammatically correct to say "Rachel was wee to the graduation ceremony." (Replaced: Rachel was very early to the graduation ceremony)?
I'm undecided on whether it is or isn't grammatically correct because another way of saying it is... "Rachel arrived very early to the graduation ceremony.", then replacing "very early" with "wee" would sound odd.
Thank you.