Pete plays baseball every Sunday morning/on Sunday mornings.

[dido4]

1. The original sentence "Pete plays baseball every Sunday morning."
corrected to "Pete plays baseball on Sunday mornings."
a. Is that correct?
b. Is the plural indicated by "morning"? Or by Sunday"s"?

2. Ian goes to the park every Tuesday afternoon.
The sentence above corrected to "
Ian goes to the park on the afternoons of Tuesday.
a. Is that correct?
b. Is the plural indicated by "afternoon" or by Tuesdays?

3. What are the rules for forming plurals in the provided sentences?

Thank you.

 

[Piscean]

1. The original sentence is "Pete plays baseball every Sunday morning."
corrected to "Pete plays baseball on Sunday mornings."

The revised sentence is not 'corrected'. The original version was correct; so is the revised version. The original version adds the idea of 'every'.

b. Is the plural indicated by "morning"? Or by Sunday"s"?

In the original, the plurality is shown by 'every'. In the revised version, it is shown by the plural form 'Sundays'.

 

[Piscean]

Ian goes to the park on the afternoons of Tuesday.
a. Is that correct?

No.