I was reading this article, Night Sister, when I got to the following sentence:
“I can go out between 6 and 9 on the evenings I’m working, but I don’t because it doesn’t feel right.”
I wonder why the more conventional phrase, in the evening(s), has not been used here. Can anybody explain it, please?
Best Answer
Interesting examples.
refers to the "evenings" on the days you are working, whereas
refers to the time during any evening (without additional context).
You could rephrase this as